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Band 5+: The chart below shows the percentage of households in owned and rented accommodation in England and Wales between 1918 and 2011.

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The image shows a bar graph comparing the percentage of households in owned accommodation (black bars) versus rented accommodation (gray bars) from 1918 to 2011; in 1918 owned was around 20% and rented 80%, in 1939 owned was around 40% and rented 60%, in 1953 owned was around 45% and rented 55%, in 1961 owned was 50% and rented 50%, in 1971 owned was 60% and rented 40%, in 1981 owned was slightly above 60% and rented slightly below 40%, in 1991 owned was around 70% and rented 30%, in 2001 owned was slightly below 70% and rented slightly above 30%, in 2011 owned dropped slightly below 60% and rented to around 40%.
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The bar chart illustrate households rented and owned accommondations in relation to percentage changes in England and Wales from 1918 to 2011.

In general, both accomondations have made their own trend.Percentage of households in rented accomondation dropping normally as the households in owned accommondation increased between 1918 and 2011 in England and Wales.

Regarding to the informations below, the biggest percentage of households in rented accommondation was made up approximetly 77% of total annual survey and in same year the percentage of households in owned accomondation was the smallest of all and around 23%. Percentage of household in rented accommondation have decreased less than twice from 1918 to 2011. In 2001, households in owned accomondation was achieved their top and account for about 69% of total yearly survey and in same year, households in rented accomondation was made up their minimum persentage.

In fact, the percentage of households stayed unchanged in both accomondation between 1939 and 1953. Since 1953, both accommondation was continued their general trend until 2001. In 1971, the accommomdations met each other with same percentage.

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