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    The graph shows the percentage change in average house prices over 12 years from 1990 to 2002 compared to 1989 in five cities: New York, Tokyo, London, Madrid, and Frankfurt. During the first 5 years (1990-1995), house prices significantly decreased in New York, Tokyo, and London by 5-7.5% while slightly increasing in Madrid and Frankfurt by 2-2.5%. From 1996-2002, London saw the highest increase of 12% while prices were generally stable, except for a 5% decrease in Tokyo. In conclusion, house prices increased the most in London and the least in Frankfurt over the entire 12-year period compared to 1989.

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    The graph shows the percentage change in average house prices over 12 years from 1990 to 2002 compared to 1989 in five cities: New York, Tokyo, London, Madrid, and Frankfurt. During the first 5 years (1990-1995), house prices significantly decreased in New York, Tokyo, and London by 5-7.5% while slightly increasing in Madrid and Frankfurt by 2-2.5%. From 1996-2002, London saw the highest increase of 12% while prices were generally stable, except for a 5% decrease in Tokyo. In conclusion, house prices increased the most in London and the least in Frankfurt over the entire 12-year period compared to 1989.

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    House Prices

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    The graph shows the percentage change in average house prices over 12 years from 1990 to 2002 compared to 1989 in five cities: New York, Tokyo, London, Madrid, and Frankfurt. During the first 5 years (1990-1995), house prices significantly decreased in New York, Tokyo, and London by 5-7.5% while slightly increasing in Madrid and Frankfurt by 2-2.5%. From 1996-2002, London saw the highest increase of 12% while prices were generally stable, except for a 5% decrease in Tokyo. In conclusion, house prices increased the most in London and the least in Frankfurt over the entire 12-year period compared to 1989.

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    NAME : SITI MAHIRAH BT MD BASRI

    GROUP : B
    MATRIX NO : PM 158/10

    WRITING TASK 1

    The graph shows the percentage change in average house prices in five cities in 1990 – 2002
    compared with 1989.

    Write a report for a university lecturer describing the information below.

    The graph shows the percentage change in average house prices in five cities over twelve years
    which is from 1990 to 2002 as compared to the prices in 1989. It can be clearly seen that the average
    prices from 1990 to 1995 decreased more than between year 1996 to 2002 when compared to 1989.

    During the first five years period, there were a significant fell in average prices starting with -5% in
    New York (USA) and followed by -7.5% in both Tokyo (Japan) and London (UK). However, there are
    two cities noted to increase slightly with 2% in Madrid (Spain) and 2.5% in Frankfurt (Germany)
    respectively.

    While in the next five years period, the average prices boomed to 12% in London city which is the
    highest among the other cities. Overall, other three top cities noted to have stable average prices
    despite one city that declined to -5% which is in Tokyo (Japan).

    To sum up, the average prices conclude that houses are more sold out in London (UK) and least in
    Frankfurt (Germany) from 1990 to 2002 when compared to 1989.

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