Half Of Adults Living With Parents Express Frustration With Home Situation

A survey of 2,000 adults living with parents reveals half are frustrated with their living arrangements, with 36% feeling they’ve lost independence. The poll found 34% are tired of parental judgment, while 33% dislike interference in personal matters. Additionally, 29% struggle maintaining relationships under the family roof. Seven in 10 respondents have never had opportunity to move out. Research shows fewer than 10% of adults living with parents can afford average first-time buyer homes. The cost of buying or even just running a home are now so far removed from what many people can afford,” said Stacey Dickens from Skipton’s Home Affordability Index. (Story URL)