The chart below shows the percentage of households in owned and rented accommodation in England and Wales between 1918 and 2011.

The presented bar chart delineates the changes in the proportion of two various

accommodation

types namely,

households

owning and

households

renting in two states (England and Wales) a period of nearly nine decades ( 1918 to 2011).

Firstly

. We can analyse that clearly at first glance the highest rates between 1918 and 1971 are

Households

in rented .

On the other hand

,

households

in owned

accommodation

caught an upward tendency after 1971. It is explicitly observed that the changes in

households

in rented

accommodation

are not stable. The highest point of

this

option is in 1918 with roughly 75 individuals in every hundred.

Likewise

, it was

this

rate that made their position the highest rate in

this

graph.

Besides

, in

this

year, the lowest proportion of owned

accommodation

type with roughly 21 people in every hundred. In 1971 two types encountered at %50.

Therefore

, the owned type seems

to begin

to rise abruptly

in contrast

to the rented type's dramatic decrease. It can be clearly seen that In 2001 preserves the lowest percentage (31 individuals in every hundred) of rented

accommodation

and the highest percentage (69 people in every hundred) of own category

accommodation

.

Overall

, in The rented

accommodion

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accommodation

dominated areas before 1971 and after the following years (excluding 1971) owned category covered large proportions.