A recent study reveals surprising differences in when young adults in Europe leave their parental homes, with many Southern and Balkan countries seeing people moving out around age 30 or even later. Cultural ties and economic challenges, like high rents and low wages, play a big role in this trend. In contrast, Nordic countries like Finland and Sweden have young adults leaving home much earlier, around age 21 or 22, often due to lower homeownership rates. This intriguing look at living arrangem...