Multi-generational living is growing in South Africa, driven by economic challenges, cultural factors, and the desire for stronger family bonds.
The latest data that we could find to support our on-the-ground findings around multi-generational living was from Statistics SA in 2022, which stated that 32% of households were in fact multigenerational. For some homeowners, having additional family members move in is seen as an unwelcome imposition but others are embracing multi-generational living wholeheartedly, building additional dwellings on their property or converting unused space to granny flats.
Other benefits of multi-generational living include shared responsibility for household expenses, increased security and assistance with child and elderly care. Ensure that every family member or generation has their private area within the home, whether it’s a separate bedroom or living area, as well as expectations around privacy and personal belongings. Be willing to compromise and adapt to each other’s needs and preferences.
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