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Band 4+: The graphs give imformation about average house prices in england and other parts of the world.Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisions where relevant

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The image presents two graphs depicting average house prices in England: the first graph shows that in 1995, London averaged around £200,000 and England £130,000, increasing by 2013 to approximately £500,000 in London and £275,000 in England; the second graph illustrates 2013 average house prices across specific regions with London at £500,000, Midlands at around £125,000, North East at about £100,000, South East at approximately £320,000, South West at roughly £260,000, and North West at close to £130,000.
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The bar charts illustrate average house price in England and its capital. It’s in 1995 and 2013, as well as compared to London to other areas namely midlands, north east, south east, south west and north west in 2013

From a quick glance, average house price did it higher higher than English, and all of the areas in the statistic below.

By 1995, London’s average house price reached around 200000 pounds whereas in whole england stayed at around 130000 pounds, 18 years later there was a remarkably disparity, meanwhile house price in London strongly increased more than 2 times, house price in England just slightly climbed approximately 700000 pounds

Average house price in london witnessed astounding peak reaching 400000 pounds in 2013, marked the highest price of a whole statistic.Second place with more than 300000 pounds was Southest. South West, North West respectively accounted for 270000 and 25000 pounds in 2013. Two last areas of the statistic were Midlands and North East, while MIdlands accounted for 11000 pounds, in North East there was jusst 100000 pounds, accounted for one-fourth average house prices at London.

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