The pie chart compares the proportion of houses owned and rented in Britain in 1991 and 2007 measured in percentage. overall, it can be seen that there was a significant increase in the percentage of home owner.
To begin, in 1991 the percentage of home owner was just above half, but this gradually increased to about seven in ten(70%) in 2007, accounting for one of the major changes over the years. Also, social renting was the second in the trend which was about a quarter(25%) in 1991, but 2007 saw a decline in the proportion of social renting from 25% to about 12%.
However, the percentage of private renting remained fairly constant for the next 16 years, about 12% over the years. No significant change was noticed. But social housing experienced a little change overtime. In 1991, the percentage of social housing was about 8%, making it the least for the year and in 2007, the proportion reduced to almost one in twenty(5%).
The pie chart compares the proportion of
houses
owned
and rented in Britain in 1991 and 2007 measured in
percentage
.
overall
, it can be
seen
that there was a significant increase in the
percentage
of
home owner
.
To
begin
, in 1991 the
percentage
of
home owner
was
just
above half,
but
this
gradually
increased to about seven in ten(70%) in 2007, accounting for one of the major
changes
over the years.
Also
,
social
renting was the second in the trend which was about a quarter(25%) in 1991,
but
2007
saw
a decline in the proportion of
social
renting from 25% to about 12%.
However
, the
percentage
of private renting remained
fairly
constant for the
next
16 years, about 12% over the years. No significant
change
was noticed
.
But
social
housing experienced a
little
change
overtime. In 1991, the
percentage
of
social
housing was about 8%, making it the least for the
year
and in 2007, the proportion
reduced
to almost one in twenty(5%).