Re: Cohousing ,Class distinctions and banks | <– Date –> <– Thread –> |
From: Catherine Harper (tylik![]() |
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Date: Sun, 9 Jan 2000 11:31:29 -0700 (MST) |
On Sun, 9 Jan 2000, Rob Sandelin wrote: > Some cohousing communities, such as the one I live in, have rental > spaces, but the rentals exist and are controlled by the home owners. I was just reading about the... Danish, I think, community that consisted of half goverment subsidized rental units and half owned units. I keep on hearing about groups in this country that are trying for something along those lines, but less about ones that succeed. Shall I assume that the outcomes are not for the most part encouraging? What are the dynamics around member owned rental units? (Okay, my mom has one, and it's never seemed to get weird to me... but I haven't had a chance to observe this on a larger scale, or on a day to day basis.) In our potential, pie in the sky sort of cohousing group, there is a lot of economic diversity, including enough quite affluent members and comparatively broke members that the former would pretty much have to be providing the upfront development costs for the latter, and there's been a lot of discussion of rental units. > I know several places looking for members in NW that are not cohousing, > and need energy. Pointers? Catherine
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Cohousing ,Class distinctions and banks Rob Sandelin, January 9 2000
- Re: Cohousing ,Class distinctions and banks Catherine Harper, January 9 2000
- Re: Cohousing ,Class distinctions and banks Ann Zabaldo, January 10 2000
- Re: Cohousing ,Class distinctions and banks Raines Cohen, January 13 2000
- Re: Cohousing ,Class distinctions and banks Unnat, January 14 2000
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