Corrections

Housing in Britain

• The bar chart illustrates how the changes that happened to the households owning and renting accommodation in England and Wales from 1918 to 2011.

• At first glance, we see that the relationship between households in owning and renting accommodation is inverse, in which the percentage of the households owning housing increased from 20% in 1918 to 33% in 1939 then kept the same level of growth to 1952.

• Then in 1961 went up to 42%, and continued in development to peak at 69% in 2001.

• On the contrary, we clearly notice that the growth of renting accommodation in England and Wales was at its highest point in 1918,with 77%.

• In 1939 decreased to 67%, the from 1939 to 1952 continued at the same level of growth.

• In 1961 the growth rate went down to 58%, and this decline persisted to 2001, reaching the lowest point with 31%.

• But in 2001 the contrary has occurred, the owning accommodation was that was escalating fell to 64%.

• On the other hand, the accommodation renting rose to 36 %.

• In summary, we notice the growth relation of each of them is inverse.

• But in 1970 their percentages became equal, which both of them reach 50%.