The given bar graphs illustrate the average house expenses in England and its capital – London from 1995 to 2013, as well as comparing the house prices between different areas of England in 2013.
It is clear that the residents of the capital had to pay more for houses than the national average. In addition, the most least expensive house cost was seen in the North East.
In 1995, the average price of a house in London was 20000, subtantially higher than those in the rest of the country, at just around 13000 euros. After the next 18 years, London citizens typically pay higher than 40000 euros for a house,more than twice as much as the nation’s average.
Houses in London recorded the highest house prices among all regions. Following that were South East, South West and North West,where the average prices were approximately 31000 euros,26000 euros and 20000 euros,respectively. In constrast, the most inexpensive housing could be found in the Midlands and North East, at only around 10000 euros