The chart below illustrates the result of a British survey on the types of houses people liked, taken in 2005.

The bar graph shows information from a survey regarding the most popular varieties of living spaces in three English towns in 2005, measured in percentage.

Overall

,

flats

dominated the choices made by citizens of London and Oxford,

while

detached

houses

were the most favourite ones in Cambridge. Nearly 60% of the population in London chose

flats

, followed by semi-separate and terraced

houses

with slightly different portions each below 20%, and detached

houses

became the least common option with a less than 10% result.

On the contrary

, the percentages of every type of living place in Oxford were distributed more evenly with no category surpassing the number of 30%.

However

, there was a mere difference with

flats

topping the charts continued by semi-detached and detached

houses

afterwards,

while

the terraced kinds became the only result under 20%.

On the other hand

, Cambridge was the only place where

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homes' percentage exceeded the others by reaching approximately 35%.

Additionally

, the half-detached

houses

came second with 25% before

flats

, which were 5% lower, and terraced

houses

finished

last

with an under 20% result.