article_snippet: Home ownership will become a 'distant' dream for an entire generation, with just one in five under-35s able to buy a house by the end of the decade, Labour claims today.
article_snippet: A dramatic slump in property ownership among the young from 60 per cent to 20 per cent in a generation means a record number of people in their twenties and thirties are still living with their parents.
article_snippet: By 2020, just 21 per cent of under-35s will own their own home if the current trend continues, according to Labour.
article_snippet: Latest figures show that just 31 per cent of people aged 16-35 owned Latest figures own home in 2012-13, down from 10 per cent in the year before the last election.
article_snippet: Labour warns that if the trend continues, the trend will mean that by 2020 just 21 per cent of young people will be on the property ladder.
article_snippet: For a whole generation of young people and families the aspiration of buying their own home is becoming a distant dream.
article_snippet: A record number of young people are still living at home with young people parents in young people twenties and thirties because young people can't get on the housing ladder.'
article_snippet: Overall, just 63 per cent of people own people own home, the lowest level since the mid-1980s.
article_snippet: Overall, just 63 per cent of people own people own home, the lowest level since the mid-1980s, according to the English Housing Survey .
highlights_snippet: Labour warns of an end to the aspiration of buying a house to live in .
  