The bar chart displays the average housing fees of two cities in 2010 and 2015, compared with its anticipation in 2025. Meanwhile, the pie charts illustrate the proportion of house owners, whose age is from 30 to 35, in 2010 and 2015.
Overall, there will be significant increases in housing cost 2025 as historical data witnessed an upward trend over ten years in both cities. In addition, those who rented houses made up large proportions, which increased substantially during the period.
Regarding the prices chart, the housing cost in City A was always higher than that of city B, while both experienced steady increases. In city A, the prices started at 350,000 dollars and rose rapidly to reach an expected peak at 750,000 dollars in 2025. In comparison, city B’s housing fee was significantly lower, starting at 150,000 dollars and doubling every five years, with a projection of over 400,000 dollars in 2025.
Moving on to the pie charts, 70% residents in that age group (30-35) chose to rent houses in 2010. However, this figure went up sharply by 10% at the expense of the owners’ proportion in 2015, to occupy 80% of total residents. Conversely, there was a slight reduction in owner percentage, from 30% to only 20% after five years.