Still pretty common on the Islands - read somewhere that over 10% of homes are multi generational. Even on the mainland, when I was younger I lived with my Tutu and cousins as it was expected/customary

Multigenerational homes is fairly common. Housing in Hawaii is pricey so multiple families tend to stay under one roof in order to save money.

They usually live with siblings or aunties or Uncles.

It's acceptable but not all that common.

i dont see anything wrong with it

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Anonymous asked in Travel United States Honolulu · 8 months ago

Is it still acceptable for people to live with parents in Hawaii?

how common is it?

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Herfnerd
Lv 7
8 months ago
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Still pretty common on the Islands - read somewhere that over 10% of homes are multi generational. Even on the mainland, when I was younger I lived with my Tutu and cousins as it was expected/customary
NavyCrab
Lv 7
8 months ago
Yes and it is quite common.
Redstone
Lv 7
8 months ago
Multigenerational homes is fairly common. Housing in Hawaii is pricey so multiple families tend to stay under one roof in order to save money.
Source(s): Resident of Hawaii.
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Lv 7
8 months ago
They usually live with siblings or aunties or Uncles.
conley39
Lv 7
8 months ago
It's acceptable but not all that common.
Pearl
Lv 7
8 months ago
i dont see anything wrong with it

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