Re: Students and Post-teens as Renters | <– Date –> <– Thread –> |
From: Jennifer S. Stevens (jstevensccsi.com) | |
Date: Wed, 23 Sep 1998 19:59:17 -0500 |
One of the things that attracts me to co-housing is the kind of community I remember having in college dormitories, but haven't seen in apt's (ie we ate together, it was easy to "run into" people in the downstaris lounges). So young adults/students in co-housing makes perfect sense to me.. On Wed, 23 Sep 1998 lilbert [at] concentric.net wrote: > I think this is a good idea for people who are related- it gives the > young adults some autonomy(just ask how teens LOVE having a community > watching their every move) and lets the relatives keep tabs on them. I > would share Richard's concerns about having unrelated college students > live in cohousing, but I think a careful interview process would screen > out those who wouldn't fit in cohousing. After all, aren't those > memories of group living and belonging what brought many of us to > cohousing in the first place? It seems a natural evolution- and what an > interesting idea! > Liz Stevenson > Southside Park Cohousing >
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Students and Post-teens as Renters Sharon Villines, September 23 1998
- Re: Students and Post-teens as Renters lilbert, September 23 1998
- Re: Students and Post-teens as Renters Jennifer S. Stevens, September 23 1998
- Re: Students and Post-teens as Renters Fred H. Olson, September 24 1998
- Re: Students and Post-teens as Renters Fred H. Olson, September 24 1998
- Re: Students and Post-teens as Renters lilbert, September 24 1998
- Re: Students and Post-teens as Renters Jeff Hobson, September 24 1998
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