The European housing crisis warping millennial life: The average Croatian lives with parents until 33

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• The average Croatian leaves their parents' home at 33 years old — the highest age in the EU.
• It's expensive for young people to buy or rent in Croatia. BI visited Dubrovnik to investigate.
• Millennials there described feeling like teens in their 30s, despite being business owners and parents.

Lukša Malohodžić is 27 and runs a successful business — life ought to be going his way. But he still lives with his mom and dad.