The chart shows the information about temporary houses for student in a period of five decades, between 1960s and 2000s.
In 1960s the percentage of students who shared room or flat with other student was 35% and strongly increased until the end of the graph.A significant jump occurred from 1970 to 1980, when the number increased from 35% to 60%, and the highest number of residents was in 2000, when it was 70%, the highest figure on the entire bar chart. The percentage of people that paying guest with a host family was stable according to other charts, the number of this people did not fall less than about 13% in 2000s and the highest number was in 1970s and 1990s both had 20%. The number of students that live in hall of residence decreased all over the decades In 1960s was 35% in 1970s it was fall over 10% moreover in 1980s it decreased to 20% and in 2000s it has the lowest number of 5%. The number of students living with their parents was the lowest on this graph, with the highest rates of these students being in 1960, when they were 15%, and in 2000, when they were around 13%, and the lowest rates being in 1989 and 1990, when they were 5% in each of those two decades.
Overall, during this forty-year period, most students choose to live in a rented apartment with another student, especially in the last year of the schedule, when they had the highest percentage. They are the least likely to want to live with family, as they have the lowest percentage of the entire schedule.