The problem of housing young people is close to us, because we are now at the age in which we enter our adult life. We have noticed that many of our friends still live with their parents or rent a room in a student flat/dorm, while our parents or grandparents in this age have already become independent. This is not a rule, but while we were talking about it in an international group, we noticed that we can find many similar cases in each of our countries. That is why we used research - it turned out that young Europeans actually become independent later and later - these differences are diametrically different when comparing individual countries. Therefore, we want to think about the perspectives of young people in different countries, their financial and housing perspectives when entering adulthood after finishing school. We want to discuss the cultural and economic conditions of our countries, as well as barriers and social pressure that weigh on young people when they enter adulthood, and what their chances are to improve their material situation. The goals of our project are to draw attention to inequalities, especially in economic terms, between countries and within countries, to draw attention to the cultural aspect of housing, to draw attention and to study how young people live in Europe, to spread the scale of the problem of housing of young people we notice Europe.