Nearly half of adults under 30 live with their parents. The financial fallout could last for decades.
Young people are increasingly living with their parents instead of establishing their own households.
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# Investment Summary Nearly half of adults under 30 living with their parents could significantly depress demand for housing, mortgage lending, and household goods from major retailers and homebuilders like Lennar and KB Home for decades, creating structural headwinds for these sectors' growth trajectories. This demographic shift may simultaneously benefit companies serving multi-generational households and reduce consumer discretionary spending, potentially benefiting debt reduction-focused fintech firms while pressuring furniture, appliance, and home improvement retailers' revenue growth.
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