A poll "Mexican millennials and housing, what do they want and how do they want to live?" Conducted by Vivanuncios revealed that 42% of young Mexicans returned to their parents' homes when they decided to become independent for the first time: 37% because they lost their jobs; 32% because they didn't have the economic resources; 21% felt lonely and missed the family; while 10% did not like the experience of living with a roommate.
Of the more than two thousand young people surveyed, 44% are currently living with their parents; 35% with a partner; 15% with a friend (roomie . . .
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