WSJ: Nearly Half of U.S. Adults Under 30 Live with Parents

According to reports, about 50% of U.S. adults under 30 currently live with their parents.

This proportion reflects the impact of high housing costs, student debt burdens, and structural pressures in the job market on the lifestyle of the younger generation.

This trend may long-term change consumption patterns, real estate demand, and intergenerational wealth transfer pathways, profoundly affecting capital allocation in related industries.

Source: Public Information