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The bar graph compares the housing costs in two different years in rural, suburban and city areas. As an overall trend, the housing price increased considerably in 2000 than that of 1990 and housing in city areas were far more expensive than it was in villages and towns. As can be seen in the column graph, the cost of accommodation in village area was 75 thousand dollars in 1990 and it was 25 thousand more in the suburban area. Housing cost in city areas was the highest and it was precisely double than the price of houses in rural areas. After a decade the housing cost increased remarkably and in city areas, it went as high as 300 thousand dollars, which was exactly double than that of 1990’s housing price. The housing cost in suburban areas skyrocketed and reached to 275 thousand which was almost 3 times higher than that of 10 years ago. Finally, the housing cost in rural areas also went up in the ten years’ time but was far cheaper than that of city areas.