The given graph compares the
percentage
of Use synonyms
households
that either live in their own Use synonyms
home
or in a rental Use synonyms
accommodation
in England and Wales from 1918 to 2011.
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Overall
, it is obvious that the two sectors followed opposite trends; Linking Words
while
the Linking Words
percentage
of renting the Use synonyms
accommodation
decreased over time, the number of Use synonyms
households
owning Use synonyms
accommodation
increased. Use synonyms
However
, Linking Words
at the end
of the given period, the Linking Words
home
ownership did not reach the peak Use synonyms
percentage
of renting Use synonyms
accommodation
at its peak.
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To begin
with, in the initial years, it was common among Linking Words
households
to rent a Use synonyms
home
, as the figure was accounted for just under 80%, in comparison to Use synonyms
home
ownership, which was at over 20%. In the continuing years, as the Use synonyms
percentage
of buying a Use synonyms
home
started to experience a slight growth, increasing to 30%, Use synonyms
however
, the number of people renting Linking Words
accommodation
decreased below 70%. In 1961, Use synonyms
while
the Linking Words
percentage
of household owners doubled to 40%, compared to 1918, the popularity of renting Use synonyms
accommodation
was still decreasing (60%).
In 1971, the figures showed similar trends at 50%. Later, a significant number of Use synonyms
households
tend to own accomodation more (60%), Use synonyms
in contrast
to renting a Linking Words
home
(40%), esspecially in 2001, when the Use synonyms
percentage
of Use synonyms
home
ownership experienced a significant growth and reached 70%, Use synonyms
whereas
the Linking Words
home
renting dropped to about 30% declining to about 50% from the 1918.Use synonyms