The table illustrates the proportion of residents living in four different types of housing across three specific city areas: Central, Green Park, and Southberg. Despite the populations of these areas being remarkably similar, ranging from 31,700 to 32,100, the housing preferences vary significantly.
Overall, it is clear that flats are the most common housing type in Green Park, whereas terraced houses are the most prevalent in Southberg. The Central area exhibits a more balanced distribution, though it has the highest percentage of detached homes among the three locations.
In the Green Park area, a substantial 76% of the population resides in flats or apartments, which is significantly higher than in the other two areas. Conversely, only 5% of residents in this area live in semi-detached or detached houses. In contrast, the Southberg area is primarily characterised by terraced housing, accounting for 56% of the total, while flats make up 25%.
The Central area presents a different profile, with detached houses being the most common option at 39%. Semi-detached homes also represent a notable portion at 28%, while flats and terraced houses account for 15% and 18% respectively, making it the most varied area in terms of housing stock.