Many 30-Year-Olds in New York Struggle with Housing, Family, and Financial Stability

This article explores the challenges faced by 30-year-olds in New York who are trying to establish middle-class lives but feel financially worse off than their parents. It examines whether these struggles represent typical adult anxieties or indicate a deeper, more persistent economic issue. The discussion highlights difficulties in affording homes, starting families, and managing overall life costs in the city.

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