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The image presents a bar chart detailing housing preferences in the UK for 2009, indicating percentage preferences across four categories: Apartment, Terraced Houses, Detached Houses, and Semi-Detached Houses, segmented by Liverpool, London, and Manchester. For Apartments, London registers approximately 50%, Manchester roughly 30%, while Liverpool shows about 10%. For Terraced Houses, Liverpool stands at around 20%, London 10%, and Manchester roughly 15%. In Detached Houses, roughly 10% is seen in both Liverpool and Manchester, with London lower at approximately 5%. Semi-Detached Houses show Liverpool at approximately 35%, Manchester at about 30%, and London around 20%.
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The bar chart illustrates the research outcomes of the UK’s housing preferences in three different cities in 2009. Overall, most citizens in the UK preferred to live in apartments, followed by semi-detached, detached, and terraced houses.
It can be obviously seen that individuals in Liverpool liked to live in apartments. At almost 60%, which was about 30% more than in London and around 40% more than Manchester.
The second highest popular type of housing was semi-detached houses. London and Manchester recorded the same ratio at 38%, while Liverpool accounted for a half at 19%.
Looking at the details of detached houses, people in Manchester had the highest proportion at 35%. It was higher than London and Liverpool by 10% and 20% respectively.
The least popular choice of houses was terraced houses. London occupied the highest ratio at nearly 20%. Liverpool recorded the lowest percentage at almost 10%, which was lower than Manchester by just about 2%.
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