The chart below shoes the percentage of households in owned and rented accomodation in England and Wales between 1918 and 2011. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The chart illustrates the ratio of

households

who owned or rented accommodation in the UK and Wales

during

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from

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1918 to 2011.

Overall

, the

people

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number of people

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who owned accommodation increased over time with the highest percentage in 2001. Rented properties of cause running in the opposite way in a downward trend with

also

the lowest proportion in 2001. In 1918, there is only less than 25% of

households

living

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lived

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in an owned accommodation which is

also

the lowest proportion

among

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in

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the years. The number of

households

that owned properties

increase

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increased

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over time and hit

the

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a

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peak in 2001 with around 70% of

households

owning their own property. It

goes

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went

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down slightly to around 64

percent

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per cent

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in 2011.

In contrast

, people who rented properties are going

down slope

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downhill

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during the years. The highest proportion is in 1918 with more than

three quarters

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three-quarters

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of people renting a property

instead

of owning one. It

reaches

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reached

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its lowest percentage in 2001 with only around 30

percent

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per cent

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of

households

renting a property.