A NapLab study highlights the diverse sleeping arrangements across the U.S. While 98% of Americans live in households (with 30% renting), others embrace alternative lifestyles. One million people live in RVs, while 0.08% are unsheltered, facing nightly uncertainty. Additionally, eight million reside in “group quarters,” including dorms, nursing homes, military housing, and prisons.
The study’s graphic breaks down these numbers, reflecting broader issues like housing affordability and economic shifts. Whether by choice or necessity, where Americans sleep reveals much about personal well-being and societal trends.
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