The two bar charts give information about house prices in England and its capital London as well as average prices of houses in other cities of England.
Overall, it is clear that the prices of houses in both England and its capital London increased over the given period, while the average prices of houses in other regions of England had large differences, with London being the highest upward.
Looking at the details, the average house prices in England was £ 130,000 in 1995. This figure rose to £ 200,000 in 2013. As for London, the average prices of houses stood at £ 200,000 in 1995. However, house prices in London grew rapidly and accounted for £ 410,000 in 2013.
Turning to the second chart, in 2013, the average costs of houses were high in London, with £ 400,000, while the North East was the lowest (£ 100,000). Meanwhile, prices of houses in the Mindlands stood at £ 110,000. When it comes to South East and North West, the average house prices were £ 320,000 and £ 200,000, respectively. Regarding South West, costs of houses stood at £ 260,000.