The pie chart below depicts the rental and ownership percentage in 1991 and 2007 in the UK.
Overall, in both years, the home owner dominated the percentage, ranking in the first place. As for the private renting, the value remains unchanged.
Initially, in 1991, the housing owned was 22 million, while in 2007, it reached 27 million homes. A noteworthy feature is that the home owner escalated from 60% in 1991 to exactly 70% in 2007. In terms of the private renting, it remains consistent throughout the year, securing its third place.
Regarding social renting, it was diminished from 23% to 17%, however, still in the same rank. Furthermore, social housing was reduced as well from about 6% down to only 2%. The overall structure of the pie chart stays constant despite the sudden drop of the two categories.