Olan McEvoy
Research expert covering the European Union for society, economy, and politics.
Get in touch with us nowChange in people in their late twenties who live at home in Europe 2010-2019
In 2019, relatively more people in their late twenties were living with their parents in Europe than in 2010. Big shifts were especially seen in Spain and Belgium, where the share of 25-to-29-year olds who lived at home had increased by more than 12 percent in over eight years. In 2018, roughly 48 percent of late Millenials in the EU were living with their parents, an increase of slightly more than 0.5 percentage points when compared to 2010, the first year that figures were available for the European Union.
