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Record Number of Young Adults in El Paso Residing with Parents

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Recent statistics reveal that approximately 25 million adults under the age of 35 in the U.S. are living with their parents, a trend that is also evident in El Paso. This increase is not attributed to a lack of employment, as many young adults are gainfully employed but still choose to reside at home due to economic factors such as high housing costs and student debt. The data highlights a significant shift in living arrangements, reflecting broader economic challenges faced by younger generations. This trend may impact local housing markets and community dynamics as families navigate these changes.

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