Why One in Three Young British Men Still Live with Parents in 2025
New data from the national statistics office shows that 35% of UK men aged 20–35 were living with their parents in 2025, up from 26% in 2000. High rents and soaring house prices are cited as the main drivers of this trend. Young women also saw rising rates, though their share remains lower at 22%. The same research reveals that the cost of living now tops adults’ concerns, overtaking healthcare and economic issues. Nathan, 24, lives with his dad near Manchester. Working night shifts on trains and avoiding big purchases helped him save £50,000. “My dad bought a home at 21, but things just aren’t the same anymore,” he says.
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