Posted on 05/09/2019 2:52:13 PM PDT by BenLurkin
A Zillow survey released ahead of Mother’s Day shows 21.9 percent of millennials are still living at home, a jump of about 9 points from the same group in 2005.
That’s more than one in five of the nation’s 24-to-34-year-olds, roughly 10 million working age Americans, the survey found.
Riverside and Los Angeles are among the cities with the highest share of millennials at home, along with Miami and New York.
A much larger share of those living with mom are employed than in 2010...
(Excerpt) Read more at losangeles.cbslocal.com ...
Is that part of the iPhone generation...the phonies?
Add the ones living in subsidized housing as with a strange step-mother! The % of independent, responsible groups can’t exclude those living off Uncle Sam.
What do you think the Real percentage of Adults in this country that seem to be incapable of being self sufficient?? 20%, 30% my guess is 30-40%
pretty frikkin pathetic.
“A much larger share of those living with mom are employed than in 2010...”
Trump’s Fault! Maybe a booming economy IS the solution to most Social Ills? MAGA! :)
They’re working. Maybe even paying of student debt.
Count your blessings.
With the job market like is there’s no reason for these parasites to be dragging down their poor Moms.
How many aged Asians are living with their working children in LA and Riverside county?
In other words...
My GD just got a job in her hometown for the summer, making $90 bucks an hour s she’s going to live with her parents and save for a down payment on a house.
Neighbor’s son fast approaching 30 and still lives at home.
I don’t understand it. But then I am an old fart.
There is nothing wrong with living with their Mother, as long as the Mother doesn’t have to support them.
When I had to stop at home for a year or so around 1980, I paid my mom $150 a month. My parents didn’t need the money or anything, it was just the principle that mattered.
“How many aged Asians are living with their working children in LA and Riverside county?”
Plenty.
I work with a kid who’s 32 and still lives at home. Only got a drivers license because it’s a requirement fir working here and he handed the amAA a state ID card that looks exactly like a drivers license. BIIIIIIG Bernie Sanders fan.
Riverside, where the track used to be?
Not surprised, one of the most expensive places to live in america, and the world.
Hey, I was born there at March Air Force Base. Never been back since 1963.
Yup. If they are working thats good. Housing in LA is so overpriced and expensive and taxes there are through the roof. I wouldnt want to live there.
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