Apr 25, 2025 - News
More Miamians are living at home into adulthood
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More young Miamians live with their parents compared to the national average, per new stats from the Pew Research Center.
- About 26% of Miami adults aged 25-34 were living in a parent's home as of 2023.
- That's above the national average of nearly 18%.
Between the lines: Metros with more white young adults than average tend to have lower-than-average shares of young adults overall living with their parents.
- That jives with longstanding findings that white young adults are less likely than others to live with their parents, per Pew.
The bottom line: Living at home as a young adult can sometimes be viewed negatively, but it can also be the result of economic realities, cultural preferences and caregiving needs, among other factors.
Go deeper: The national outlook