The two pie charts compare the proportion of houses owned and rented in four distinct categories- home owners, social renting, private renting and social housing- in the UK in two years(1991 and 2007).
Overall, the proportion of home owners accounted for the highest category in both years, followed by social renting. Furthermore, all categories experienced changes except for private renting which remained stable over the period.
In 1991, home owners stood as the largest share, holding more than half of the total, by approximately 60% which then rose moderately by 10% peaking at 70% by 2007. Conversely,in 1991 social renting was marked as second dominant figure with 23%. The proportion then edge down to 17% by then end.
On the other hand, private renting experienced a stable proportion and didnt oscialiate in both years with 11%. Whereas, social housing saw a marked decline from 6% in 1991 to falling into 2% only in 2007 recording as the least category in both years.
