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Band 4+: The chart below shows the percentage of households in owned and rented accomodation in England and Wales between 1918 and 2011. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image displays a bar chart comparing the percentage of households owning versus renting accommodation in England and Wales from 1918 to 2011. The chart presents data for the years 1918, 1933, 1953, 1961, 1971, 1981, 1991, 2001, and 2011. In 1918, 23% of households owned and 77% rented. The figures for 1933 are 32% owned and 68% rented. In 1953, ownership increased to 42% while renting decreased to 58%. The 1961 data shows a slight increase in ownership at 47% and a decrease in renting at 53%. The trend continues in 1971 with a majority of 51% owning homes and 49% renting. In 1981, the gap widens with 59% owning and 41% renting. The 1991 data shows 67% ownership and 33% rental. The 2001 figures report 69% ownership and 31% rental. The 2011 data marks a slight decrease in ownership at 64% and an increase in rental accommodation at 36%.
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The bar chart pesent percentages of households in owned accommodation and rented places in England and Wales 1918 to 2021

Overall, In the beginningof the bar chart consistently recored the higher figure of accommodation. where dramatic decline in rented accommodation. In the middle of the period both are following same trande. In the second last year, while owned accommodation reach the hight point. on the contrary, rented accommodation faced overall reduction.

Regarding rented accommodation, in1918 the rented accommodation was rose to a peak. approximately 76 percentage. where was least in owned accommodation. after 21 years owned place to stay faced little fluctuation and next year followed same trande. after this year percentages of rented houses are gradual decline.

in terms of owned accommodation, starting of the year which is 1918 were about 22% owned houses. after two periods investing in houses is increased stood at around 40 percent. and 2001 rose to a peak in owned accommodation. slightly fluctuation in 2011 around 63 percent in owned accommodation.

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