Another 33% of 19-29-year-olds living in so-called "mama hotels" would leave as soon as possible.
Meanwhile, 64% plan to do so in the longer term, and only 3% would stay. Compared to previous years, young people's moving plans have changed, especially those who still live in the same household with their parents.
The results of the second quarter of the K&H Youth Index reveal how the people involved plan their housing in the future.
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