Re: 1 Bedroom unit at Cornerstone | <– Date –> <– Thread –> |
From: Brian Bartholomew (bartholomew.brianyahoo.com) | |
Date: Wed, 29 Jan 2020 07:41:00 -0800 (PST) |
Sharon Villines wrote: > One part of the cohousing effort was to build less expensive > housing. I don't remember ever seeing a price posted of $120K/unit. > Shared resources reducing exclusive single household > acquisitions. [...] The emphasis on paying more attention to > infrastructural strength and longevity, green materials and > processes Resource use is roughly revealed by the price tag. If you buy innovative windows now to save energy use later, but the windows are made in small quantities and cost as much as the energy saved, then as a rough estimate you haven't saved any human labor hours or raw ingredients. To be green, it has to be inexpensive in the long term. Brian
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1 Bedroom unit at Cornerstone Judith Adler, January 28 2020
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Re: 1 Bedroom unit at Cornerstone Sharon Villines, January 28 2020
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Re: 1 Bedroom unit at Cornerstone Diana Carroll, January 29 2020
- Re: 1 Bedroom unit at Cornerstone Sharon Villines, January 29 2020
- Re: 1 Bedroom unit at Cornerstone Brian Bartholomew, January 29 2020
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Re: 1 Bedroom unit at Cornerstone Diana Carroll, January 29 2020
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Re: 1 Bedroom unit at Cornerstone Sharon Villines, January 28 2020
- Re: 1 Bedroom unit at Cornerstone Fred-List manager, January 29 2020
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Re: 1 Bedroom unit at Cornerstone David Heimann, January 29 2020
- Re: 1 Bedroom unit at Cornerstone Sharon Villines, January 29 2020
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