The bar chart illustrates the households who owend or rented a house in the two countries, such as ENGLAND and WALES in between 1918 and 2011. Uints are measured in percentage.
Overall, it is clear from the graph that the highest amount of families how owned houses were in 1918. The opposite is true in 2001. furthermore, the percentage of families how rented a houses was peak in 2001. otherwise, in 1918 was the lowest amount.
In 1918, approximately 78% of households in ENGLAND and WALES were lived in a rented houses. while the remaining lived in thier own houses. The proportion of the renters dropped to just below 70% in 1939 and stayed there in 1953 before decreased dramaticlly to 50% in 1971. By contrast, the figure of the homeowners were doubled, rising to equal the renters , at 50% in 1971.
From 1971 upward, homeownership comtinued to rise, reaching a peak of close to 70% in 2001, before falling to about 65% by 2011. Renters followed a different pattern, with the figure declining gradually to just above 30% in 2001, followed a small rise of about 5 percentage points.