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Band 5+: The bar graph below depicts the outcome of a research in UK for the year 2005 on the housing preferences by British population.

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The image displays housing preferences in the UK for 2005 with data on flats, terraced houses, detached houses, and semi-detached houses in London, Oxford, and Cambridge. Flats: London 60%, Oxford 30%, Cambridge 10%; Terraced houses: London 30%, Oxford 40%, Cambridge 30%; Detached houses: London 20%, Oxford 5%, Cambridge 40%; Semi-detached houses: London 40%, Oxford 30%, Cambridge 20%.
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The given bar chart compares the result of a British survey on the types of houses people preferred who loved in London, Oxford and Cambridge during 2005.

Overall, it’s very clear from the graph that the people of London, Oxford and Cambridge liked to live in flats most. In contrast, terraced houses were the least favourite option among these three cities’ people.

Almost, 58% people who lived in London liked flats for living. For the people of Oxford and Cambridge, the figures were 30% and 20% respectively. Almost 38% people who stayed in Cambridge chose detached houses. On the other hand, detached houses were the least favourite option to the people of London. Only 9% people who lived in London liked these types of houses.

A can be seen from the survey, preferences for semi-detached houses were similar for the people of Oxford and Cambridge. Approximately 28% people who lived in Oxford and Cambridge liked these types of houses. However, preferences for terraced houses showed downward trend in both three cities. The desires for these types of houses by these three cities’ people ranging between (10-20)%.

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