Since the economic crisis began in 2008, young people in Île-de-France, in particular those with the lowest incomes, have been leaving their parents' homes later. One in two is still living with his or her parents after having turned 25, and rents for small apartments have skyrocketed, according to a study published on Sept. 30.
“Young people in Île-de-France have been having a hard time leaving their parents' homes,” since the beginning of an economic crisis that has “particularly stymied the (...)
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