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The image depicts two tables comparing weekly rents per property (£/w) and salaries needed (£/year) for renting 1-bed, 2-bed, and 3-bed properties in three areas. In Notting Hill, weekly rents are 375 for 1 bed, 485 for 2 bed, 738 for 3 bed; salaries needed are 98,500 for 1 bed, 127,500 for 2 bed, 194,000 for 3 bed. In Regent's Park, weekly rents are 325 for 1 bed, 450 for 2 bed, 650 for 3 bed; salaries needed are 85,500 for 1 bed, 118,000 for 2 bed, 170,500 for 3 bed. In Fulham, weekly rents are 215 for 1 bed, 390 for 2 bed, 600 for 3 bed; salaries needed are 56,500 for 1 bed, 102,500 for 2 bed, 157,500 for 3 bed.
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The table chart not only demonstrates the rent charges but also give a brief information about the required salary in three places of London. The data has been calibrated into pounds.
Overall, it can be observed that Notting Hill is the most expensive area to rent a flat. While, Fulham is the cheaper one.
It is clear that Notting Hill seem a high-priced area to lease a flat which costs around 375 pounds for 1 bed and upto 738 pounds for 3 bed house weekly. On the other hand, this place required the salary ranges between 98,500 to 194,000 pounds per annum.
Moving further, Regent’s park charges for 1,2,3 bed apartment 325,450,650 pounds respectively. However, income required is 85,500, 118,000, 170,500 pounds correspondingly. Eventually, Fulham is very budget-friendly area to hire a house which required around 157,500 pounds salary per year as it costs between 215 to 600 pounds after every seven days.
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