Many young adults living with parents

In 2025, a record number of adults under 35—nearly one in three—lived with their parents, with about 70% of those aged 25 to 34 employed. Despite steady employment, high housing costs, debt burdens, and a housing shortage have contributed to delayed independence, challenging traditional notions that employment alone enables young adults to move out. Many contribute financially to household expenses, but affordability issues persist, leaving some in prolonged co-residence. The trend reflects broader housing market pressures and changing dynamics of adult independence.

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