The chart below shows the percentage of households in owned and rented accommodation in England and Wales between 1918 and 2011. Summa se the info ation selecting and repo ing the main features, and make compa ons e relevant.

The graph compares the households owning and renting houses in two countries between 1918 and 2011.

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the percentage of households owning a living place showed a gradual increase from 1918 to 2011,

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the rate

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of families renting accommodation

deacresed

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decreased

during 98 years.

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in 1918,

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the households

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households

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percentage in hiring houses reached its peak of 78%,

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those who owned one were a mere 23% reported to be the lowest percentage in both countries.

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,

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shows that the

amount

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of individuals who occupied temporarily

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declined steadily until 2001 to roughly

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32%.

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, the figure rose

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about 5% in the next 10 years and reached 37% in England and Wales.

On the other hand

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, figures for residents

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possessing

a living place increased significantly,

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almost 70% of the citizens

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accommodations in 2001.

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, the same statistic fell to about 6% in 2011. Surprisingly, both figures

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same level of exactly 50% in 1971.