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The image displays two pie charts comparing housing ownership and rental in the UK for the years 1991 and 2007. In 1991, with a total of 22 million homes, the distribution was as follows: home owner 60%, social renting 23%, private renting 11%, and social housing 6%. By 2007, out of 27 million homes, the breakdown shifted to: home owner 70%, social renting 17%, private renting 11%, and social housing 2%.
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The pie chart below compare the number of owned and rented houses in the UK in 4 categories in two years.
Overall, in both years home owner dominated the biggest proportion and the number of houses increase in 2007.
In 1991, the housing owned was 22 million, while in 2007 it expansed 27 million. It is noticeable that the home owner increased from 60% in 1991 to 70% in 2007. On the other hand the private renting still consistent during the year.
For social renting it was declined from 23% to 17%. Furthermore, social housing was fallen from about 6% to only 2%. The overall composition of the chart keep the same number despite the decrease of these two categories.
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