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Why We're Moving In With My Parents, & How We're Making It Work

Multigenerational living is increasingly common due to financial pressures and rising living costs.
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Triplex Fabre House / Atelier l'Abri

The Triplex Fabre project combines multigenerational living with modern design, enhancing natural lighting and open spaces while preserving Montreal's architectural identity.

Residence XY / Mohamed Amine Siana

Residence XY is designed as a multigenerational home, blending functionality with privacy and a connection to nature.

Tour a Century-Old Fruit Farm Turned Family Retreat in Marin County

Peter Dolkas designed a multifunctional ADU for his parents that harmonizes with their rural property while meeting their living and entertaining needs.

Residence 91 / Charged Voids

The residence is designed as an inward-looking sanctuary for a multigenerational family, focusing on wellness and connection.

Triplex Fabre House / Atelier l'Abri

The Triplex Fabre project combines multigenerational living with modern design, enhancing natural lighting and open spaces while preserving Montreal's architectural identity.

Residence XY / Mohamed Amine Siana

Residence XY is designed as a multigenerational home, blending functionality with privacy and a connection to nature.

Tour a Century-Old Fruit Farm Turned Family Retreat in Marin County

Peter Dolkas designed a multifunctional ADU for his parents that harmonizes with their rural property while meeting their living and entertaining needs.

Residence 91 / Charged Voids

The residence is designed as an inward-looking sanctuary for a multigenerational family, focusing on wellness and connection.
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Seek Community, Share Resources

Communal living provides a sustainable alternative to conventional urban living, merging the benefits of large spaces with environmental consciousness.
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My 56-year-old mom lives rent-free in our house. She contributes by doing chores and childcare, but communicating expectations can be hard.

Multigenerational living supports financial goals and childcare needs while allowing personal space for all family members.

I'm 31 and I live with my parents and grandmother. I'm not ashamed of it, and I love my multigenerational household.

Living with family can be fulfilling and offers financial benefits.
Multigenerational homes foster shared responsibilities and cultural connections.

My 56-year-old mom lives rent-free in our house. She contributes by doing chores and childcare, but communicating expectations can be hard.

Multigenerational living supports financial goals and childcare needs while allowing personal space for all family members.

I'm 31 and I live with my parents and grandmother. I'm not ashamed of it, and I love my multigenerational household.

Living with family can be fulfilling and offers financial benefits.
Multigenerational homes foster shared responsibilities and cultural connections.
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I'm a Yale graduate but can't afford to live on my own, so I share an apartment with my mom. I have no plans to move out.

Multigenerational living is stigmatized in American culture but valued in the author's family.

A Tiny House Reunited Their Family

When planning retirement, family reunions can be an opportunity to reconnect
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