Study Says One in Three Young Americans Living at Home

More than a third of young American adults live with his or her parents, finds study released by the Pew Research Institute.

In 2012, 36 percent of Americans aged 18 to 31 -- or 21.6 million -- lived with their parents, compared with 18.5 million in 2007, the year the Great Recession began.

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At least one in three of the stay-at-homes were students.

Those aged 18 to 24 were most likely to remain in the proverbial family nest, compared with 16 percent of the 25- to 31-year-olds.

Pew's research team also found that males were more likely than females to share a roof with mom and dad -- 40 percent versus 32 percent.

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Pew attributed the slow but steady rise to unemployment, which hits young people especially hard, as well as higher university admissions and fewer marriages.

Source-AFP

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