The bar chart illustrates the number of houses, costing 5 million dollars each, sold in eight distinct cities between 2009 and 2014.
Overall, the highest sales figures belonged to London in both years, while the reverse was true for Dubai. Additionally, although all the rates underwent noticeable rises, that for Singapore dropped markedly.
To begin with, starting with just above 0 in 2009, sales of homes in Dubai significantly grew to approximately 50. In contrast, that for Singapore stood at about 100, but this was followed by a notable decrease to around 80 in 2014. Furthermore, the numbers for Sydney were close to 180, before soaring to over 220 in the end. On top of that, Los Angeles had below 200 houses sold every year, the figure that then rose to just above 210.
Similarly, the figures for Miami were well over 200, which then experienced a growth to 300+. As for Hong Kong, the rates consisted of exactly 600, after demonstrating just lower than 400 in 2009. Likewise, while constituting ~500 in 2009, accommodations in New York soared notably (800 in 2014). Finally, the houses sold in London began with more than 500, which then tripled to over 1500+ during the next 5 years.