The given line graph illustrates the number of thefts in four types of constructions from 2000 to 2020.
Overall, it can be seen that all types of buildings experienced noticeable fluctuations, particularly houses and apartments over the period. Apartments recorded the highest figure, whereas offices had the lowest throughout the period.
In detail, apartments started at around 260 in 2000, before surging to about 320 in 2005. The figure for flats increased steadily over the given period, reached a peak of 620 in 2020. Similarly, the number of burglaries in shops stood at approximately 180 at the beginning of the period, before increasing marginally to just 240 in 2010. The figure for shops continued to increase gradually to about 360 in the final year.
Furthermore, it is worth noting that houses started at around 520, which showed an upward trend in 2000. However, the figure for houses dropped dramatically to about 430 in 2010. Houses were reported to decline steadily to about 310 in 2020.
By contrast, the number of thefts in offices stood at around 90 at the beginning of the period, before increasing slightly to just 160 in 2015. Still, the figure for burglaries in offices decreased minimally to about 140 at the end of the period.
