Data: U.S. Census via IPUMS; Chart: Erin Davis/Axios Visuals
Younger people are increasingly struggling to swing high housing costs and therefore returning to their childhood bedrooms or basements, Axios' Sami Sparber reports.
The number of Americans aged 25–34 living at home has jumped over 87% in the past two decades, according to census data.
Zoom in: More than 9% of millennials in Nashville were living with one or both parents in 2022.
📬 Tell us: If you're a millennial who came back home to live with a parent, or if you're a parent with a not-so-empty nest, hit reply and let us know what factors drove that decision.