Attracting families to already existing cohousing communities | <– Date –> <– Thread –> |
From: Silas Langley (silaslangley![]() |
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Date: Sun, 14 Feb 2010 16:25:15 -0800 (PST) |
I'm a member of a cohousing community in Portland, Oregon. We have few kids here (two of them are mine) but would like to attract more families with kids. There is currently a great family home for sale in our community. And another one will be on the market soon. The community would really like more kids and the community is in a family friendly area of town. We've taken some steps to make our community more attractive to families, such as building a new play structure and holding many kid-friendly events throughout the year. But we're still not getting many bites. Are there any other communities out there with a similar situation? Are there any communities out there that had few kids but managed to turn that around and gain more families with kids? I would love some advice or recommendations from others out there on what steps we as a community might take to encourage more families to consider buying a home here. It really is a great place for kids! Perhaps we haven't yet considered something. Silas Langley Cascadia Commons Cohousing
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Attracting families to already existing cohousing communities Silas Langley, February 14 2010
- Re: Attracting families to already existing cohousing communities Michael Barrett, February 15 2010
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Re: Attracting families to already existing cohousing communities Marganne Meyer, February 16 2010
- Re: Attracting families to already existing cohousing communities Ellen Keyne Seebacher, February 22 2010
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