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The image depicts a bar graph titled "How people aged 25-34 are housed in the UK" representing the years 2004 to 2014. The vertical axis shows percentage, ranging from 0 to 70 in increments of 10. The horizontal axis lists the years incrementally. Each year has two bars representing "Home Owners" and "Renters". In 2004, Home Owners are approximately 60% and Renters 40%. 2005 shows Home Owners around 58% and Renters 42%. 2006 has Home Owners at roughly 56% and Renters 44%. In 2007, Home Owners are about 54% and Renters 46%. 2008 displays Home Owners at 52% and Renters 48%. For 2009, Home Owners are approximately 50% and Renters 50%. 2010 shows Home Owners around 48% and Renters 52%. 2011 has Home Owners at roughly 46% and Renters 54%. In 2012, Home Owners are about 44% and Renters 56%. 2013 displays Home Owners at 42% and Renters 58%. For 2014, Home Owners are approximately 40% and Renters 60%.
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The bar chart demonstrates how British people between 25 and 34 age group are accommodated from 2004 to 2014. Overall, despite the highest percentage of people who housed in their own property initially, this was surpassed by renters in the last years of given period.
In 2004, the proportion of people who housed in their own homes was just under 60%. Over time, percentages of this category fluctuated and constituted for about 57% in 2007 before experiencing completely reduction to 35%. Therefore, the most significant decreasing was seen between 2009 and 2010, which were 52% and 44% respectively. In 2014, the percentage of home owners was 25% lower compared to its dominance at the beginning of the time.
The proportion of renters was almost three times less than home owners with just 20% in 2004. From the beginning, however, it started increasing slightly by 3 percent annually. It reached its peak in 2014, which was 47% before surpassing the proportion of home owners in 2013.
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