Bay Area housing crisis pushes millennials back home with mom and dad The Mercury News
Click here if you’re unable to view the photo gallery on your mobile device. An empty nest isn’t in the cards for Darcie Bell. She had a full house even before her 24-year-old son, Brendan Neill, moved back home. But now she has a built-in babysitter for her two youngest children, who are seven and four. “People say I’m very chill and I’ve got a lot of patience as a parent, but in reality, I’m just exhausted,” said the mother of three who lives in San Francisco. “It’s nice to have all hands on deck.” As housing costs soar in the Bay Area, more millennials are living with mom and dad. In the…