31 percent of SF millennials live with their parents
Bay Area is mecca for people ages 18-34, and a plurality of them live with their parents According to the real estate site Realtor.com, San Francisco and San Jose are the ninth and tenth most popular city for Millennials. (Here defined as those between 25 and 34.) And according to the rental site Abodo, a potentially alarming number of those Millennials—nearly one third across both cities—are still living with their parents. The Realtor and Abodo studies, released one day apart, create a stark image of being young in the Bay Area. On the one hand, 20- and 30-somethings here are higher paid and have better career options and more peers than almost anywhere in the country. On the other hand, many of them can barely get by. Between August 2016 and February 2017, Realtor clocked the number of page views from young adults on their listing site Realtor.com and tallied up the results. Salt Lake City, Miami, and Orlando took the top three spots, with San Francisco and San Jose ...
