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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 illustrates how people aged 25-34 are housed in the UK. Overall, the number of home owners decreased steadily while the renters increased by 20% to nearly 50%.
In detail, the figure of renters was just about 20% in 2004 but then slowly raised afterwards. According to the diagram, it had almost no change between 2005 and 2006, and a slight decline from 2011 to 2012. Until 2014, the percentage almost reached 50%. Compared with the data a decade ago, the number of renters showed a dramatic change of nearly 30%
Otherwise, with a number of about 60% in 2004, the quantity of home owners decreased. Although it had a slight rise during 2006 and 2007, it continued to drop at the year of 2014. In contrast to the high data in 2004, the percentage of home owners plunged sharply in 2014 by 15%.
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