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Energy prices rising, rents soaring at 9% a year, house prices at – or close to – record highs: it is easy to see why more people are still living in the family home in their 20s. That is particularly true of adult sons still living with their mums.
“He pays us rent. He’s as good as gold. He’s contributing to the household,” says Anne Thompson, about her son Will. But he’s not perfect.
“For him, living at home works… He would love to move out and move on but prices are too high where they live in Cornwall,”
Young men struggle to move out. Young, often single, adults say there is a lack of available and affordable homes to rent or buy, even when they have a frugal lifestyle.
It’s an open house! Kieran Fifield, an NHS administrator, lives at home with his mum, still paying his contributions to the family home.
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