2020 census data details Hawaii households
Since her grandparents, now in their 80s, purchased the modest two-bedroom, one-bathroom home in the mid-’70s, the house was expanded over the years to create a four-bedroom living space on the bottom floor, three bedrooms and a bathroom upstairs, and Anguay’s studio.
It’s a situation not unfamiliar to the more than 44,500 households in Hawaii with three or more generations living under one roof, according to the latest data on household characteristics from the 2020 census.
