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The image displays a table detailing household size versus flat size and living space per person across the 1980s, 1990s, and 2000s. In the 1980s, 3-room flats are 60 sq m, 4-room 90 sq m, 5-room 120 sq m, and Executive 145 sq m, with average household size at 4.6; living space per person recorded is 13 sq m for 3-room, 20 sq m for 4-room, 26 sq m for 5-room, and 32 sq m for Executive. In the 1990s, 3-room flats are 70 sq m, 4-room 100 sq m, 5-room 130 sq m, and Executive 150 sq m, with average household size at 3.7; living space per person is 19 sq m for 3-room, 27 sq m for 4-room, 35 sq m for 5-room, and 41 sq m for Executive. In the 2000s, 3-room flats are 90 sq m, 4-room 110 sq m, 5-room 140 sq m, and no data for Executive, with average household size at 3.4; living space per person is 26 sq m for 3-room, 32 sq m for 4-room, and 41 sq m for 5-room.
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This table demonstrates the various household sizes along with living space per individual in 1980s, 1990s and 2000s. This essay will illustrates flat types, floor areas, the average house sizes and living space per person in periods during 1980s to 2000s.
Overall, the household size had been happened a large of changing, espically, sectors such as the average flat size and floor areas. Additionally, flat types and living room per individual had not been enhanced.
First of all, floor areas had eliminated espically, the 5-room during 2000s, but in 1980s and 1990s were the same size such as 123, 120 and 110 sq m. Linking with the average flat size has been declained since 4.6 to 3.4. This sector had not been increased.
Secondly, the living space per person had been remained the same level such as 15 sq m to 32 sq m on all flat types. However, the 3-room has been a fluctuation in 1990s.
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