Discussion Kids moving into their parents' basements when they become adults

[Hoppipolla]

Is this common?

Here in the UK not many houses even have basements.

Also it surprises me that a sizeable percentage of parents would be cruel enough to uproot their own child from their bedroom and shove them into the basement!

But maybe, who knows. I have heard of it happening more than once first-hand.

 

[failednormie_]

If the economy is shit it will be impossible for young people to afford the housing

 

[Ohwell]

Iv been rotting in the basement for many years.

 

[Hoppipolla]

Iv been rotting in the basement for many years.

I don't even know if I can believe the things you say now, after that other thread!

 

[Ohwell]

I don't even know if I can believe the things you say now, after that other thread!

Which one?

 

[Hoppipolla]

Which one?

The only other thread we've spoken in...

 

[Ohwell]

The only other thread we've spoken in...

I forgot. Iv had many discussions.

 

[greggymex7]

Ppl in my country live with their parents often, they rarely move out.

 

[NorthernWind]

Ppl in my country live with their parents often, they rarely move out.

Which country?

 

[greggymex7]

Which country?

CROATIA, this is often in balkans, albania and macedonia too

 

[NorthernWind]

CROATIA, this is often in balkans, albania and macedonia too

This happens in EE too. Maybe less often.
Those North Americans sound cruel when they mock adults living with their parents.
Not everyone has high wages like in the US.

 

[faded]

If the economy is shit it will be impossible for young people to afford the housing

Oy vey

 

[Wolnir]

With how bad the cost of living is now, you're going to have a better time living in your parents basement than trying to make your own way.

 

[WizardofSoda]

In the US most houses have basements. And you can put a bathroom down there. And an exit to the house. Then its just stairs with a door at top connecting to the rest of the house. So its like a separate suite.

The capitalists have kept raising the rents so much that a lot of people just can't afford the rents. And even those who can would rather pay like $1,000 to their parents a month for the basement, than $2,000 a month to the capitalists to rent an apartment.

 

[pixy.]

I live with my mom but I live below the water line so no houses here have a basement. Multi generational housing/living is based and is the only good thing the Jews unintentionally brought back.

If the economy is shit it will be impossible for young people to afford the housing

 

[Hoppipolla]

In the US most houses have basements. And you can put a bathroom down there. And an exit to the house. Then its just stairs with a door at top connecting to the rest of the house. So its like a separate suite.

The capitalists have kept raising the rents so much that a lot of people just can't afford the rents. And even those who can would rather pay like $1,000 to their parents a month for the basement, than $2,000 a month to the capitalists to rent an apartment.

Why are the rents increasing?

Here in the UK the law is getting tougher on landlords which has led to rents being higher.

I think the more pro-tenant a society is the nicer accommodation is, but also the higher the rents are because you'll be pushing landlords out of the market.

It's a trade-off.

And wow I had no idea basements were so common in the US. That explains why I hear about it so much!