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The image contains two tables comparing "Weekly rents per property (£/w)" and "Salaries needed (£/year)" for three areas: Notting Hill, Regent's Park, and Fulham. For weekly rents, Notting Hill lists 1 bed at 375, 2 bed at 485, 3 bed at 738; Regent's Park lists 1 bed at 325, 2 bed at 450, 3 bed at 650; Fulham lists 1 bed at 215, 2 bed at 390, 3 bed at 600. For salaries needed, Notting Hill lists 1 bed at 98,500, 2 bed at 127,500, 3 bed at 194,000; Regent's Park lists 1 bed at 85,500, 2 bed at 118,000, 3 bed at 170,500; Fulham lists 1 bed at 56,500, 2 bed at 102,500, 3 bed at 157,500.
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The given table provides data on rental expenditures and incomes in three areas of London.
Overall, there are three distinct areas beginning with the highest salary demanding area to the most affordable place for residing.
Notting Hill is the most expensive weekly rents with 375£ for 1 bed, 485£ for 2 bed, and 738£ for 3 bed. The requested salary for a year is 98,500£ for 1 bed, 127,500£ for 2 bed, and 194,000£ for three bed.
However there 2 more cost-effective areas named Regent’s park and Fulham. Regent’s park’s weekly rental demand consists 325£ for 1 bed, followed by 450£ for 2 bed, and 650£ for 3 bed, whereas 215£ is required for 1 bed,390£ for 2 bed, and 600£ for three bed in Fulham.
Regent’s park and demands lower salaries commencing with 85,500, 118,000, and 170,500£ for 1 to 3 beds, while the cheapest area Fulham requires 56,500£ for 1 bed, 102,500£ for 2 bed, and 157,500£ for 3 beds.
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