The bar graph illustrates the different proportion of households for owned and rented location in England and Wales from 1928 to 2011.

In general, there was a contrast between

households

in owned and rented

accommodation

. The figure

of

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rented places decreased strongly

while

the other figure increased dramatically during the period. It can be clearly seen that, from 1918 to 1971, the rented

households

data went down.

However

, it was still higher, even the owned

households

went up.

Initially

, the percentage of rented

accommodation

was the highest, at around 77%. Compared with the data owned

accommodation

was the lowest, at about 22%. In 1939 and 1953, the ratio of rented and owned remained roughly stable at 69% and 31% respectively. After that, they continued their trend to be at the same proportion in 1971, approximately 50%. From 1971 to 2011,

households

in owned

accommodation

took over the rented and reached their own highest, at roughly 69% in 2001, and

then

went down slightly.

Whereas

, the

households

in rented kept going down until 2001 and

then

rose slightly

at the end

of the period.