Half of US Young Adults Now Live With Parents Amid High Costs

Record 1 in 3 young U.S. adults live with parents in 2025, surpassing pandemic peak despite most being employed

A record 25.2 million U.S. adults under 35 (about 1 in 3 young adults) lived with their parents in 2025, surpassing even pandemic-era levels

Rising costs drive shift in American Dream as more renters choose long-term renting over homeownership

The article examines a significant cultural shift in American attitudes toward homeownership as the nation approaches its 250th year. While

Renting as a lifestyle choice: How high costs are reshaping the American Dream of homeownership

The article examines a cultural shift in the American Dream regarding homeownership. While 58% of survey respondents still see owning a home

Spanish study finds housing crisis doubles mental health problems among young people spending over half their income on housing

A new report by the Consejo de la Juventud de España (CJE), Fad Juventud, and Oxfam Intermón reveals that the housing crisis is severely imp

Pew study reveals gender divides in how full-time working parents experience work-life balance

A Pew Research Center study of 2,242 full-time working parents reveals key challenges including work-life balance struggles, guilt over miss

The Cost-of-Living Crisis Is Rewriting the Rules of Dating