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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 shown line graph illustrates the information on popularity of different types of dwellings among families over the period between 2000 and 2012. The data is presented in percentage.
Overall, it can be seen that studio experienced significant growth over the years, while duplex and railroad showed a decrease.
As the graph provides, studio started at about 1,2 percentage in 2000 followed by an climb to around 1,3 percentage in 2007. The trend rose to roughly 1,9 percentage in 2012.
By contrast, duplex and railroad, starting from 1,2 and just about 1,5 percentage in 2000, declined gradually to 0,6 and 0,7 percentage in 2007, respectively. At the end of the timeline, duplex and railroad 0,1 and 0,5 percentage in 2012.
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