The chart below shows the percentage of people in UK, by age group,who have their own home from 1981 to 2011.

The bar chart illustrates the percentage of people who 1ownedowing their own 2homesresidence in the UK from 1981 to 2011. 3Overall,most of the groups fluctuated, 4except that the 36-45 age bracket showedexpect for the people in the 36-45 age bracket showed a general upward trend over the period shown.5FurthermoreFuthermore，the 6figure for the 18-25 age groupfigure for 18-25 age group witnessed a downward trend from 1981 to 2011. The percentage of people 7aged 36-45 owning their own accommodationowing their own accomadations aged 36-45 8increasedincrease continuously and climbed to its peak at 69% in 2011,which was nearly seven times as 9highmuch as the percentage of people 10agedin 18-25 11inat the same year.12While in contrast,fewer and fewer people aged 18-25 had their own residences over the period of 1981 to 2011,which in the end 13fell to a low of 10%.fall to the bottom at 10% .In addition,the data for people aged 46-55 and 56+ 14exhibited different patternstold a different story.They remained relatively 15stable between roughly 35% and 48%stable at the figure around 40% 16except in 2001 for those aged 56+, when the figure reached approximately 55%.expect for people aged 56+ in 2001,with the figure rising to 45%.