The chart shows data on the changes of the average prices of houses in 5 different cities in 1990-1995 and 1996-2002 compared to the prices of 1989. Overall, whereas prices of the houses showed a decline in New York, London and Tokyo during 1990 to 1995, the prices increased in Tokyo and London during 1996-2002 compared to the prices of those houses in 1989. According to the line graph, the prices of houses illustrated an increase in Madrid and Frankfurt by around 2-3% while the prices dipped in three cities (New York, Tokyo and London) by 5% to 7% in during 1990 to 1995 compared to prices of houses in 1989. Despite Frankfurt, the average prices rose in 3 cities. While the prices of houses showed a dramatic boom by 11% in Tokyo, the prices climbbed by 5% in New York and the prices increased by 4% in Madrid during the period 1996 to 2002. The prics of houses decreased in Frankfurt
The chart
shows
data on the
changes
of the average
prices
of
houses
in 5
different
cities in 1990-1995 and 1996-2002 compared to the
prices
of 1989.
Overall
, whereas
prices
of the
houses
showed
a decline in New York, London and Tokyo during 1990 to 1995, the
prices
increased in Tokyo and London during 1996-2002 compared to the
prices
of those
houses
in 1989. According to the line graph, the
prices
of
houses
illustrated an increase in Madrid and Frankfurt by around 2-3% while the
prices
dipped in three cities (New York, Tokyo and London) by 5% to 7% in during 1990 to 1995 compared to
prices
of
houses
in 1989. Despite Frankfurt, the average
prices
rose in 3 cities. While the
prices
of
houses
showed
a dramatic boom by 11% in Tokyo, the
prices
climbbed
by 5% in New York and the
prices
increased by 4% in Madrid during the period 1996 to 2002. The
prics
of
houses
decreased in
Frankfurt