The bar chart illustrates the cost of houses in England, London (its capital), and other regions in the country in 1995 and 2013. The data is represented in pounds.
Overall, it is readily evident that the average prices of houses in London were significantly higher than the cost of England and the other regions in 2013 and it was nearly twice higher than England in the 1995.
In detail, in 1995, the cost of houses in London (200000 pounds) was nearly twice higher than those of England (about 130000 pounds). However, in 2013, the amounts were different than those. The houses cost in London was a dramatic higher than the prices of England’s houses, at over 400000 and 200000 pounds.
In stark contrast, the prices of houses in other areas of England showed different figures in 2013. London was at the top with 400000 pounds, whereas North East was at the bottom with 100000 by the cost of houses. Furthermore, the values of houses in South East, South West, and North West were the next places and they were between approximately 320000 and 200000 pounds. Additionally, the prices of Midlands’ houses were nearly same amount with North east’s, just over 100000 pounds.