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Young people from Cluj remain "stuck" in their parents' homes until they are 30 years old. The reason: RECORD real estate prices in Cluj or the traditionalism of "mother's skirt"?

Summary by ŞTiri De Cluj
In Cluj-Napoca, the phenomenon of young people who continue to live with their parents is increasingly visible, mirroring the general trend in Romania. According to Eurostat, young Romanians leave their parental home on average at the age of 28
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