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Nearly One-Fifth of Germans Live Alone, With Higher Rates in Cities and Among Elderly
Die Zeit
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Nearly One-Fifth of Germans Live Alone, With Higher Rates in Cities and Among Elderly

Over 17 million people in Germany live alone, representing nearly one-fifth of the population. This trend is more pronounced in large cities and among older individuals.

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