• News Corp analysis shows 25.2 million U.S. adults under 35 lived with parents in 2025, about 33% of the cohort.
• Housing affordability drove the trend: median home listing price USD 430,000, up 34.4% from 2019; median asking rent USD 1,673, up 17.9%.
• Report estimates a U.S. housing deficit of about 4 million homes, extending a decade-long underproduction cycle.
• Employment remained high among at-home 25-34s at about 70%, pointing to supply constraints rather than labor-market weakness.
• Counterfactual analysis suggests 4.86 million fewer young adults would live at home if early-2000s co-residence rates had held.

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