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Band 5+: The bar chart shows the prices of houses in England and its capital London and the average house prices in other regions of England. Sumarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image contains two bar charts comparing average house prices in England and London. The first chart for 1995 shows England at approximately 75,000 and London around 110,000. For 2013, England is about 250,000, and London nearly 425,000. The second chart for 2013 displays other areas of England with London at 425,000, Midlands around 175,000, North East just above 125,000, South East close to 300,000, South West slightly over 225,000, and North West near 150,000.
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The data demonstrates the cost of houses in London and other regions of england and the average house price in other location of england.

overall, housing cost in London is the most expensive than other cities.north east remained least cost of house in england.

When comparing London to other cities of england average price we see that London prices almost doubled from 1995 to 2013 whereas average cost of housing in england increased from approximately 100000 to 200000.

In 2013,the data also reveals that London is most expensive city and South East is in scond place with 300000 and South West placed next lavel with small price differences compared with South East and North West.North East was the cheapest city with 100000 and Midland just placed little more expensive than North East.

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