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The image contains a line graph showing the yearly change (%) in the number of families moving to different types of dwellings from 2000 to 2012. For Duplex/Triplex, the percentage changes were: 2000(1.2%), 2001(1.05%), 2002(1.05%), 2003(0.9%), 2004(0.8%), 2005(0.6%), 2006(0.62%), 2007(0.62%), 2008(0.4%), 2009(0.4%), 2010(0.2%), 2011(0.1%), and 2012(0.15%). For Railroad dwellings, the values were: 2000(1.55%), 2001(1.1%), 2002(0.9%), 2003(0.7%), 2004(0.65%), 2005(0.6%), 2006(0.8%), 2007(0.7%), 2008(0.5%), 2009(0.4%), 2010(0.45%), 2011(0.6%), and 2012(0.5%). For Studio dwellings, the percentages were: 2000(1.25%), 2001(0.9%), 2002(0.8%), 2003(1.1%), 2004(0.8%), 2005(1.1%), 2006(1.3%), 2007(1.35%), 2008(1.2%), 2009(1.15%), 2010(1.2%), 2011(1.6%), and 2012(1.9%).
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The line graph below gives information about the percentage of popularity of various accommodations among families between 2000 and 2012.
Overall, while changes of dwellings chosen by families in railroad and duplex or triplex decreased slightly over 12 years, changes in studio rose significantly despite its decline until half of 2004.
Moreover, railroad dropped from 1,6% to 0,9% in first two years and this percentage continued declining until it decreased to 0,6% in 2005. Although, figures for duplex or triplex also decreased slightly approximately by 0,5% in 2002. Then, it remained steady at 1% between 2001 and 2002. However, in 2009 they both saw the same percentage. After that, railway grew slightly, while duplex and triplex decreased to 0,1%.
In 2002, studio showed sharp decrease from 1,3% to 0,8%. The next year, it grew 1,1% and then declined again to 0,9%. By 2007, this percentage grew considerably to 1,3%. After sharp decrease in 2010, figures in studio reached the peak at 1,9%.
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