The line chart illustrates the average cost of houses from three different nations from 1997 to 2014.
Overall, houses cost in the three countries tend to increase when comparing the start years and the ending years
The cost of houses in country A started at about 150 thousand dollars in 1997. There was a slight rise to 200 thousand dollars in 2000 and an increase steeply to 530 thousand dollars in 2003. After that, it was a slow decline to 450 thousand dollars in 2006 but quickly covered and continued its upward trend to 600 thousand dollars and finally leveled off at this figure until 2014.
Moving on to the house value in country B, it started at around 140 thousand dollars in 1997. Then, there was a gradual increase of around 400 thousand dollars in 2005 and it fell slightly to 260 thousand dollars in 2008. After that, the house price saw a steep rise to nearly 500 thousand dollars in 2010 before the plateau at this price over the final four years.
In terms of, house prices in nation C, there was a start of about 120 thousand dollars in 1997, and it experienced a progressive rise about 3 decades, it approximately 250 thousand dollars. Subsequently, the price dramatically dropped to the beginning figure in 2008 and climbed steeply until 2013 after a slight fall to 260 thousand dollars in 2014.