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The image shows a line graph titled "New Residential Construction" with the x-axis labeled "Year" from 2006 to 2012 and the y-axis labeled "Single-family homes" from 0 to 1,000,000 in increments of 100,000. There are four lines representing different regions, with the South having the highest number of homes in 2006 at over 800,000 and the West having the lowest in 2012 at under 200,000. The Northeast and Midwest both show a decline over the years, with the Northeast starting at nearly 300,000 and ending at under 200,000, and the Midwest starting at just over 600,000 and ending at under 300,000.
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The line graph indicates the amount if single-family homes designed in the US by area in six year period. Overall, the houses constructed in all areas decreased by end of the period. South site accounted for highest amount but it saw sharp decrease, other regions like northeast, south and west saw similar decrease.
In 2006 Northeast region accounted for just under 200,000, later it was steadily decreasing and eventually it almost halved throughout the period. Midwest initially compiled under 300,000 and saw similar decrease to over 100,000 and subsequently it reached 100,000 by 2012.
The highest number in 2006 was in South with 900,000, however it plunged to over 400,000, and later to 300,000, but by 2012 it recovered to over 300,000.
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