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

The bar chart depicts the

ownership

and rental

for

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accommodation

in households in England and Wales from 1918 to 2011.

According to

the data, it is evident that the proportion of

accommodation

ownership

and rental saw significant fluctuations during the specified period. In 1918, rental accounted for the highest mode of

accommodation

,

while

owned

accommodation

became the dominant form of

the

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household habitation in 2011. In 1918, rented

accommodation

accounted for the majority of total household habitation, standing at 87%.

This

figure

dropped to 68% in 1939, which remained

steadily

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until 1953. By 1961,

this

figure

also

had descended significantly to 59%, continuing to decline to 31% in 2001. The rented

accommodation

rates rebounded slightly to 35% in the

last

recorded year, 2011.

However

, housing

ownership

started at a mere 22% in 2011 and continued to rise to 50% in 1971, reaching the same level as rented

accommodation

rates.

This

figure

skyrocketed substantially, peaking at nearly 70% in 2001.

Conversely

, the next following decade,

this

figure

witnessed a significant fall to 65% in 2011.

Overall

, the proportion of

accommodation

ownership

and rental in households saw considerable fluctuations over the period. Notably,The level of owned and rented

accommodation

showed a similar trend in 1971.