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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 provides information about the changes in the popularity of several types of accommodation among families between 2000 to 2012.
Overall, the proportion of studio experienced an upward trend, while the percentages of duplex or triplex and railroad declined over the period. Additionally, the figure for studio surpassed railroad and ranked first in last year.
Looking at Duplex and Triplex, nearly 1.2% of families moving to this type of accomodation at the beginning, then this figure plummet throughout the period before reaching roughly 0.1% in 2012. Railroad, which started at the highest point, witnessed a substantial decrease in the first two years, and represented a fluctuation during the remaining years. In 2012, it ranked second, which stood at around 0.5%.
Studio, however, beginning at just over 0.2% and reaching its lowest point in 2004. During the next three years, this figure soared to approximately 0.3% before showing a moderate fall. From 2010 to 2012, the percentage of studio increased noticeablly and peaked at about 1.9%.
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