I would bet close to then things are returning to a form of stability that might resemble something livable and where one would want to raise children. Sorta....

We're in the first third of a generational transition phase, which happens throughout history all the time. The changes over the next few years will take a generation to remediate. Which, at that point, means the goal is not "going back" to something remembered, but seeking stability based on the context of 16-25 year-olds that are kids now who will need that stability to build on to survive. The Olds won't be in any shape to rebuild anything.

The boomers will almost all be dead. I assume.