Re: Large units for people with kids
From: Elizabeth Stevenson (tamgoddesshome.com)
Date: Mon, 1 Oct 2001 09:05:01 -0600 (MDT)
In contrast, we have a better disribution of unit size to family size,
because we got affordable housing funding. Otherwise, my family would be in
a 2 bedroom house.

This is a good reason to try to get subsidies. It's worth the extra effort.
You will get income diversity, as well as those families you seek.


-- 
Liz Stevenson
Southside Park Cohousing
Sacramento California


> That's what we found at Highline Crossing too, the largest units generally
> have DINKs and Empty Nesters, and the families are in smaller units, often
> with unfinished basements that they can finish.  It was hardest for us to
> sell our big units.  We did much better in sales when we increased the
> number of smaller units, various 1 and 2 BR configurations.  And families
> may not be part of the group when the community is initially built, but may
> join up in later stages, as others move out.
> 
> Debbie Behrens
> Highline Crossing
> Littleton CO

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