They’re also looking to hear from parents who want their children to leave the nest…
With the property market facing its own major crisis and rental prices soaring nationwide, young adults are being left with no other option but to move back in with their (oftentimes, hesitant) parents.
It’s been reported that a quarter of people aged between 25 and 34 in 2018 are still living in their family home, and it doesn’t look like that situation is set to change over the next little while.
If you’re among those with whom that situation resonates, then you might be interested to know that the RTÉ2 series, This Crowded House is currently taking applications for its next season.
Hosted by Brendan Courtney, the widely-popular series is looking for people in their 20s, 30s and even 40s who are still living at home.
These home dwellers are offered the chance to tell their stories and seek expert advice on financial planning.
Are you in your 20s, 30s (or even 40s) & living with your parents? Are you a parent waiting for your adult offspring to fly the nest? @BrendanCourtney wants to hear from you… returning to @RTE2 This Crowded House, may be able to help. To apply, email: [email protected] pic.twitter.com/K0wLnpRQxw
— RTÉ (@rte) April 28, 2018
This Crowded House aims to help struggling Irish people to move out and live independently, whether through renting, house sharing or buying property.
For those of you who are keen to share your story and get professional help on finding the place of your dreams, apply now to feature on the show’s latest series.
Clip via RTÉ2
Applications can be found here and should be emailed to [email protected]. For more information on what could be a huge step towards owning your own home, you can call 01 7088181 to find out more.
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