The given table compares the percentage of residents who choose to live in four different types of accommodation in different regions of a city in the UK, namely the Central area, Green Park area and Southberg area.
Overall, there is a separate preference in the choice of living in these nations, while detached houses prevail in the Central area, Green Park area thrives in flats/ accommodation. Additionally, these two options are less common in the Southberg area, where citizens prioritise terrace ones.
Looking at Central area, which has the largest population of 32,100, detached houses are the main type of accommodation here, representing 39%, followed by semi-detached options with over 10% lower of detached-house (28%) In contrast, terraced and flats are less favored by the individuals with only 18% and 15%, respectively.
In the Green Park area ( population 31 700), while most residents accommodate in flats( 76%), 14% of those choose to live in terraced-houses and an equal of 5% is registered in semi-detached and detached options. Conversely, the Southberg area, which has the same population as the Green Park area, shows over half the total people here (56%) settling in terraced houses. These figures are fourfold in the number of dwellers living in detached-house( 14%); whereas, the individuals in flats account for one-fourths of the total residents( 25%), which is five times as many as those who prefer semi-detached options.