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The image shows a bar chart of home ownership and renting percentages for people aged 25-34 in the UK from 2004 to 2014: in 2004, home owners 59%, renters 21%; 2005, home owners 54%, renters 21%; 2006, home owners 55%, renters 22%; 2007, home owners 56%, renters 24%; 2008, home owners 53%, renters 30%; 2009, home owners 49%, renters 31%; 2010, home owners 41%, renters 36%; 2011, home owners 38%, renters 38%; 2012, home owners 39%, renters 41%; 2013, home owners 36%, renters 45%; 2014, home owners 36%, renters 48%.
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The bar chart illustrates the changes in the rates of home ownership and renting aged 25-34 in the UK over a period of 10 years.
Overall, the proportion of renting a home saw an upward trend over the given period, while the opposite was true for that of owning a home. Additionally, the total percentage of having a home seemly was higher than that of renters in the UK.
Starting at nearly 60% in 2004, the rate of having a home gradually dropped to just below 50% in 2010. After that, this trend continued witnessed a slight downward trend to roughly 36% by the end of the period.
In terms of renters, stood at 20% in the beginning before a dramatical increase to approximately 36% in 2010. Over the next 4 years, the percentage of renting a home went up significantly to about 48% at the end of the period.
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