The bar chart illustrates the average prices on housing in two cities under same country between 2015 and 2010, with projections for 2025, while the pie charts depicts the proportion of the housing status for 30-35 age group between 2010 and 2015.
In general, the housing prices in both cities represented an upward trend, while the percentage of housing oweners increased with a loss of renters.
In terms of the prices of house, city A dominated the landscape of the housing prices. It witnessed a significant surge, starting at almost $350K in 2010 and increasing to $500K in 2015 before a projection to approximately $750K by 2025. In contrast, this was followed by city B, recorded almost $150K in 2010 and experienced a steady increase to around $250K in 2015, with a projections for 2015 at $410K.
With regards to the status of housing, housing oweners stood at the first place over 5-year periods, which reached 70% in 2010 and climbed to 80%. Nevertheless, people who rent house saw a slight dipped from 30% in 2010 to 20% in 20%.