The pie chart compared the percentage of housing owned and rented in the UK in 1991; there are four different categories about: social housing, private renting, social renting and home owners.
Overall, in sixteen years from 1991 to 2007, home owners have always gotten the highest proportion, whereas social housing madea up the smallest percentage.
In 1991, Home owners were the most popular types of dwellings, accounted for third-firth (60%), followed by that of social renting with over one-firth (23%). Then, the proportion of private renting and social housing consisted of small of total, ranging from 11% to 6%.
As can be seen from the chart, in 2007, home owner still did not have change with the first rank, account for 70%, with a tight increase of 10%. Similarly, social renting also got the second although it has a slight decrease of 6%. Private renting had no up or down with the same precentage in 1991, and social housing declined only 2%.
