The bar chart compared the average housing prices in two cities in 2010 and 2015, and showed predictions about their prices in 2025 while the pie chart illustrated the percentages of owners and renters who aged from 30 to 35 years old in those cities in 2010.
Overall, the cost of an average house in city A was higher than that of city B, and the prices in both cities were and are predicted to increase. Additionally, most people owned their house rather than being renters.
Looking at the bar chart, initially the housing price in city A was approximately 350K , compared to 160K of their counterparts. Over time, the former grew dramatically to 500K in 2015 while the latter rose to 250K. After that, predictions show that housing prices will increase to around 760K and more than 400K accordingly.
In terms of the pie chart, about 70% of people in city A aged from 30 to 35 years old possessed their houses , which was 40% higher than that of renters. The disparity in city B was even larger, with fourth-fifths of the examined group owning their houses, compared to one-fifth of their counterparts.