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Living arrangements are the different ways in which people live their lives, both in the physical organization of their housing and the social relationships they share in these arrangements. Examples include

• Cohabitiation
• Living alone
• Retirement communities
• Roommates
• Single sex environments

These arrangements depend on a number of factors such as

• Economic circumstances
• Family structure
• Housing availability
• Marital status

See alsoEdit

• Boomerang generation
• Child custody
• Empty nest
• Home environment
• Shelters

External linksEdit

US Census info