In 2023, 53% of Poles aged 25-34 lived with their parents, eight percentage points more than in 2018.
young people
Proportion of young Poles living with parents rises to almost 40%
That is up from a figure of 29% recorded in 2005.
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The “growing frustration” driving Poland’s record youth turnout
Daniel Tilles & Andżelika Cibor
Young Poles vote at a higher rate than older ones, bucking the international trend.
Young Poles and Spaniards the least optimistic in the EU
Only 37% of Poles aged 18-29 say they are optimistic about their future.
Left-wing views highest ever recorded among young Poles, above right-wing and centrist for first time
It is the first such result in post-communist Poland.
