Almost two thirds of under-35s can't afford to live in their chosen community 

Just 28% of people said they could afford to live in their preferred community while 41% of people under the age of 35 said they could not afford to live in the area where they grew up. File picture: Leah Farrell / RollingNews.ie

Three in five (60%) people under the age of 35 cannot afford to live in the community they would like to, a new survey has found.

Research conducted by Kantar for Permanent TSB has found that almost half of people (47%) across all age groups cannot afford to live in their preferred community and more than one third (35%) say they cannot afford to live in the area they grew up in.