79% of Young Italians Live With Their Parents
According to Eurofound, almost half of Europeans aged 18 to 29 are still living with their parents. This trend is most noticeable in countries badly affected by the financial crisis including Italy, Spain and Greece. Indeed, a shocking 79 percent of Italians aged between 18 and 29 still live at home with their parents. In Poland, that number is 64 percent while it is 49 percent in Spain.
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This chart shows the proportion of people aged 18-29 living with their parents in selected EU countries.
Increase or decrease in 25-to-29-year-olds who live at home with their parents in Europe between 2010 and 2019, by country
Young people living in family in Italy in 2020, by age group (in 1,000s)
Share of young adults living with their parents, contributing or benefitting from the household income in Italy in 2023, by gender
Percentage of young people aged 25-34 living with their parents in Poland and European Union from 2010 to 2023
Percentage of French young individuals aged 18-29 years old living with their parents in 2013, by age group
Young people living in family in Italy in 2020, by employment status (in1,000s)
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