how people aged 25-34 are housed in the UK
There is the chart that describes residents of UK how they are housed in their Middle Ages.
Overall, owning a house was popular among UK residents at the beginning, while fewer people rented houses. However, after a decade trend shifted and renting became more common.
In 2004, rental properties accounted for 20 percent, while house owning was more common, at 60 percent. Statistics of homeowners remained constant between 60-50 percent, while rented apartments steadily increased, starting at 20 percent in 2004 and reaching 30 percent by 2009.
in 2009, percent of rental properties rose from 30 percent to approximately 40 percent. Despite this increase, owned properties still made up 50 percent, making a significant difference . In 2011, both categories matched with 40 percent. Afterward, owned homes continued to decline, while rental houses kept rising. In conclusion, by 2014 home-owning accounted at approximately 35 percent, whereas rented apartments reached almost 50 percent