Vol. XXIII, No. 5, May 2023
- Editor's corner
- The growth of splurging and revenge experiences
- Social cricket eatertainment coming to America
- How many Gen Z & Millennials live with their parents?
- Large LBE player under most people's radar
- Understanding the value of out-of-home commercial experiences
- Reasons for attending social events
- Millennials are leading the plant-based eating trend
- Americans continuing a home-based lifestyle and less in person socializing
- Nights at the movies turned into cinematic social events
How many Gen Z & Millennials live with their parents?
There have been many reports that a high percentage of Gen Z and Millennials live at home with their parents. The U.S. Census Bureau reported that in 2021 nearly one-third of 18- to 34-year-olds (32.9%) lived with their parents. That's a wide age range. Often the devil's in the details.
In February YPulse surveyed the two generations to find out the current situation. For Gen Z (age 13-21), they found the vast majority were living at home with their parents. 60% were doing so as they were attending school or college.
The picture is entirely different for Millennials (ages 22-39). 10% said they were working and 3% attending college, leaving only 4% not working. Only a total of one-sixth (17%) were found to be living at home with their parents.
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Vol. XXIII, No. 5, May 2023
- Editor's corner
- The growth of splurging and revenge experiences
- Social cricket eatertainment coming to America
- How many Gen Z & Millennials live with their parents?
- Large LBE player under most people's radar
- Understanding the value of out-of-home commercial experiences
- Reasons for attending social events
- Millennials are leading the plant-based eating trend
- Americans continuing a home-based lifestyle and less in person socializing
- Nights at the movies turned into cinematic social events
