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One in Three Americans Under 35 Still Living With Parents

By Egleze Editorial Desk · Published July 10, 2026 · PBD Podcast · BREAKING Keir Starmer Steps Down, Socialism on The Rise, Vance Iran Deal | PBD #821
One in Three Americans Under 35 Still Living With Parents
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BREAKING Keir Starmer Steps Down, Socialism on The Rise, Vance Iran Deal | PBD #821

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"We're talking about a record 25 million people under 35, higher than at any time in history. That includes more than 20% of 25 to 29 year olds and more than 10% of 30 to 34 year olds."

A Realtor.com study revealed approximately 25 million Americans under 35 are living with parents, the highest number in recorded history, with median home prices surging 34% since the pandemic to $430,000. About 70% of these young adults are employed but cannot afford to move out. The data raises concerns about economic conditions that could drive young voters toward socialist candidates promising government intervention in 2028.

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