Nearly half of Americans aged 18 to 29 now live with their parents, while many others rely on family to help cover everyday expenses, new Federal Reserve data suggests. Economist Laura Ullrich warns the trend could have consequences far beyond the housing market, delaying marriage, parenthood and the age at which people buy their first home. Rising living costs, housing affordability and a tougher job market are among the pressures making it harder for young adults to become financially independent. The shift could reshape communities and the wider economy for years to come, affecting everything from school enrollment to fertility rates. #usa #news #adult #viral #Home