Boom in boomerang generation
I moved back home to save a deposit, but even living at home and paying very little rent hasn't really helped me save enough to move out
More than half of all 20 to 34 year olds could be living with their parents by 2040.
Soaring housing costs caused by a shortage of affordable homes are leaving increasing numbers of young adults priced out of the market, according to a Shelter/KPMG report.
The report warns that without a radical programme of house building, average house prices in England could double in just 10 years to £446,000, and that in 20 years they could quadruple, with the average house rising to over £900,000 by 2034 if current trends continue.
Katy Fawcett chats to one family who have been affected.
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