Average house prices in five different cities Исполнитель

The chart below shows information about changes in average house prices in five different cities between 1990 and 2002 compared with the average house prices in 1989.

The column chart illustrates the figures of average house prices in the five different cities over the period 1990 to 2002, in comparison with the data in 1989.

 Overall, there was an upward trend in the percentage of change of house prices during the period shown in almost all of the cities except for Frankfurt.

As can be clearly seen, there was a considerable fall by approximately 5% in the proportion change of estate prices in New York between 1990 and 1995. Likewise, Tokyo and London, which had the same figures, witnessed a dramatic decrease by about 7% over the same period. However, the figures for Madrid and Frankfurt were around 2% and 3%, respectively.

During the period from 1996 to 2002, the figure for London was the highest with more than 10% in the percentage of change of house prices. During the same period, the rates at which the house prices increased were about 5% in New York and 4% in Madrid. This rate in Frankfurt was 2%, lower than that of the first 5-year period. Finally, the percentage change in Tokyo fell by around 5% between 1996 and 2002.

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The vertical bar chart provides information about how average house prices changed in five big cities between 1990 and 2002 compared with the average house prices in 1989.

Overall, the figure for house prices increased in all cities, though at varying rates, apart from Tokyo, where it declined compared to the average house prices in 1989.

It can be seen that the indicator of house prices increased from 1990 to 1995 in Madrid and Frankfurt, amounting to 2% and 3% respectively compared with    1989. While in New York, the percentage of house prices decreased to 5% in 1990-2002 compared with 1989, the figure for house prices in Tokyo saw a decline in line with London, accounting for nearly 8% respectively for the given period. In the following 6 years (1996-2002), the percentage of average house prices rose in nearly all cities compared to the average house prices in 1990-1995. While the indicator of house prices in Tokyo and Spain increased to nearly 3% in 1996-2002, the figure for house prices in Frankfurt declined to only 1% for the given period. As to London, the change of average house prices was 20% being 2 times high than New York in 1996-2002 compared with 1990-1995.

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The vertical bar chart illustrates how average house prices changed in five cities between 1990 and 2002 compared with 1989.

Overall, compared with 1989’s price, average house prices rose at varying rates in all cities, except for Tokyo, where it declined by 5 % over the given period.

For the first six years, average house prices increased in two European cities, namely Frankfurt and Madrid by 3 % and 2 % respectively. However, in the other three cities, there was downward trend, declining by 5 % in New York and 7 % in Tokyo and London.

Between 1996 and 2002, house prices compared with 1989’s figure saw an increase in all cities, apart from Tokyo.

The most noticeable figure was seen in London, where average house prices fell and increased around 20 % over the given period. However, the most stable house price was in Frankfurt with only 1 % change.  Growth rate in average house prices was similar in Tokyo and Madrid, a 2 % increase over a dozen year period. Interestingly, while the figure for New York decreased to 5 % in the first period, it increased to 5 % in the second period.