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Band 5+: the charts below give information about how people aged 25-34 are housed in the uk.

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The image depicts the housing trends for people aged 25-34 in the UK from 2004 to 2014, illustrating a decline in home ownership and an increase in renting. In 2004, 59% were homeowners and 21% were renters; in 2005, 58% homeowners, 23% renters; in 2006, 57% homeowners, 22% renters; in 2007, 56% homeowners, 24% renters; in 2008, 54% homeowners, 25% renters; in 2009, 51% homeowners, 28% renters; in 2010, 50% homeowners, 31% renters; in 2011, 46% homeowners, 36% renters; in 2012, 41% homeowners, 41% renters; in 2013, 37% homeowners, 46% renters; in 2014, 36% homeowners, 48% renters.
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The bar chart depicts the percentage of people in age range 25 to 34 and their home ownership situation between 2004 to 2014 in UK. According to chart, it is obvious that the number of renters had a clear increase and on the other side, the population of home owners had a decrease in this age range.

The vertical axis demonstrate percentage of population and horizontal axis shows years from 2004 to 2014. The chart has a legend with two different colors: blue stand for home owners and green stand for renters and both of them are about the people aged 25-34. In 2004, the percentage of owners is about 59% whiles the renters were 20%. It means that most of people were home owners.

Until 2014, the percentage of owners go down to 37% that its considered is a decline. The number of people who are rent their home climb to 47% in 2014. Both bars had a fluctuation from 2004 to 2014, but generally change in mentioned ways.

To sum up, the number of people who can buy house had a significantly plummet from 59% to 47 and the percentage of population who rent their homes had a soar from 20 to 37 in between 2004 to 2014.

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