The bar charts compare the cost of houses in England and capital city of this country London, as well as how much houses cost in other parts of the England. Overall, there were an upward trend in the cost of houses both in London and England. Notably, the most expensive houses were located in London, while the lowest average price of houses were observed in midlands and north east parts of England.
In 1995, the average cost of houses in London were £200000, the figure that then increased dramatically to about £420000. As for England, the average prices of accommodation also went up from approximately £135000 to £201000.
In 2013, the cost of London houses was four times as high as Midland and North east houses, with £400000, £120000, and £100000. The cost of houses located in south east parts of the country was also high with £320000, followed by houses in south west parts with £260000. The cost of houses in north west part of the country, were middle compared to other parts with £200000.