The following chart shows the results of a British survey taken in 2009 related to housing preferences of UK people.
The bar chart illustrates the results of a British survey taken in 2009 connected to housing preferences of UK residents.
According to
the data presented, the highest percentage was for apartments in Linking Words
Liverpool
, Use synonyms
whereas
, terraced houses Linking Words
also
in Linking Words
Liverpool
were the lowest, with almost 60% compared to roughly 10% respectively. Use synonyms
Additionally
, apartments in Linking Words
Manchester
were nowhere near as astronomical as in Use synonyms
Liverpool
(20% and 58% in order), Use synonyms
besides
, in Linking Words
London
with 39%. Use synonyms
Next,
terraced houses in Linking Words
Liverpool
were not as massive as in Use synonyms
London
, with about 10% against 20% respectively, and terraced homes in Use synonyms
Manchester
(more than 10%). Use synonyms
Furthermore
, detached homes in Linking Words
Liverpool
(nearly 15%) were not as formidable as in Use synonyms
Manchester
(35%), what is more, Use synonyms
London
with 25% in the same major. Use synonyms
Finally
, semi-detached homes in Linking Words
London
were as massive as in Use synonyms
Manchester
, with approximately 37.5%, Use synonyms
while
, in Linking Words
Liverpool
, the percentage was 17.5%.
Use synonyms
To conclude
, the most rather housing was in Linking Words
Liverpool
at apartments with an enormous number, Use synonyms
on the contrary
, in the same city terraced houses were amazingly falling.Linking Words
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