The provided chart delineated a comprehensive comparison of number of households based on their annual salary across three years, Starting from 2007 with four-year gap
Overall, the chart divides the people which asset estates into 5 group from less than 25, 000 to 100, 000 or more. It is demonstrated that for each division there is not a great change in the sum of people who purchase building as the values have slightly changed.
It is noticed that for those who get an annual income less than 25, 000 dollars purchase 20-25 million houses through the 3 years: 2007, 2011 and 2015. These numbers aren’t far for those who get 25, 000-49, 999 yearly as they purchase around 25-30 million houses.
For 2007 and 2015, The peak of number of houses that have been held were for those who got annual income less than 25, 000 and 100, 000 or more than they got around 29-35 million building but the value for this category got its lowest value in 2011 as it was about 27 million houses. Unlike the lowest values for all categories were for those who got 75, 000-99, 999 yearly as across three years their number of apartment held ware about 15 million houses.
To conclude, People who dominate the greatest number of houses are who got 100, 000 as annual income and those who don’t hold a number of numbers of houses are those who get 75, 000-99, 999 as annual income