Millennials are often depicted as college-educated single city dwellers, but the Bureau of Labor Statistics has revealed what the average 29-year-old living in the U.S.

Millennials are often depicted as college-educated single city dwellers, but the Bureau of Labor Statistics has revealed what the average 29-year-old living in the U.S. is really like. According to their report, the average 29-year-old has only completed some college, and has had two or more jobs between the ages of 25-29-years old. Unattached singles are a minority: more than half are married, 40% live with a full-time partner, and 20% are “cohabitating.” Compared to 15 years ago, home ownership is on the decline with the age group, and lack of urban housing and low incomes has pushed a majority of them outside of city limits. (The Atlantic)