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More over-45s are living in house shares as rent soars – ‘I’m starting again at 52’

The Independent ·First reported
The IndependentMore over-45s are living in house shares as rent soars – ‘I’m starting again at 52’
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Exclusive: A growing number of people are living in house shares beyond their twenties, new research has found

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