What We’re Showing
This graphic ranks European countries by the percentage share of adults aged 25–29 living with their parents, as sourced from Eurostat (2023).
Key Takeaway
- In Croatia and Montenegro, 80% of adults aged 25–29 adults live at home
- Interestingly, in neighboring Serbia this metric drops to 69%
- Nevertheless, expensive rents compared to local wages influence Balkan adults into staying with their parents longer
- Per this reddit thread, a strong family tradition also means Balkan adults usually leave home when they’re ready to set up their own home with a partner
- In the Nordics, less than 10% of adults in this age bracket live with their parents
