Extended Family Support and the High Cost of Housing

Abstract

The relationship between increasing housing costs and modified extended kin support is investigated using probability survey data (N = 452) from a large city in western Canada. A multivariate analysis, controlling for the differential and interacting effects of social class, life cycle, and housing tenure determined that home ownership and kin support are afunction of stage in the life cycle. The implications of these findings for increased strains on family relations are discussed.

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