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Average age when Maltese youth leave their parents’ house is 29 years old

According to the latest Eurostat figures the average age of a Maltese person leaving their parents’ house is 29 years old. The statistic has remained stable in Malta during the past few years. European youths which leave their parents’ house earliest are the Swedes and the Finns who leave their parents’ house at the age between 21 and 22.

Meanwhile, Italians keep living up to their stereotype of being Mummy’s boys with the average age of Italians leaving their parent’s house marked at 30 years old plus. Those who are in the same bracket of the Italians include the Spaniards, the Greeks, the Slovenes and the Croats with the highest average age recorded at 31 years old and plus.

 


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  1. […] homeownership is decreasing rapidly and the youth are increasingly leaving their parents’ homes at a later age in life. Malta’s homeownership rate has fallen from above 80% to below 70% in […]

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