The given bar chart illustrates the proportion of owned and leased in there UK and Wales from 1918 to 2011. As a general trend, there is an upward trend in households that are owned accommodation, as opposed to have rented houses that presented a decline.
In 1918, the figure of households in rented accommodation was nearly up to 80% the percentage of the households in owned accommodation was below 30%. The number of families owning their homes increased gradually until it reached 50%, which was equal proportion of rented accommodation. There was 10% increase in the proportion of ownership from 1971 to 1981. It continued to rise over the following years and by 2001, about 70%, then over the next ten years decreased slightly and reached to about 63%.
In 1939, rentals reached 69% and remind steady until 1953 before falling to 59% in 1961. Rate of rentals declined to 31% and there was a small rebound that bucked to roughly 35% in 2011.
The
given
bar chart illustrates the proportion of
owned
and leased in there UK and Wales from 1918 to 2011. As a general trend, there is an upward trend in households that are
owned
accommodation
, as opposed to have rented
houses
that presented a decline.
In 1918, the figure of households in rented
accommodation
was
nearly
up to 80% the percentage of the households in
owned
accommodation
was below 30%. The number of families owning their homes increased
gradually
until it reached 50%, which was equal proportion of rented
accommodation
. There was 10% increase in the proportion of ownership from 1971 to 1981. It continued to rise over the following years and by 2001, about 70%, then over the
next
ten years decreased
slightly
and reached to about 63%.
In 1939, rentals reached 69% and remind steady until 1953
before
falling to 59% in 1961. Rate of rentals declined to 31% and there was a
small
rebound that bucked to roughly 35% in 2011.