resale of cohousing untis during down markets | <– Date –> <– Thread –> |
From: Fran Davis (fdavishbsyahoo.com) | |
Date: Mon, 18 Apr 2005 15:06:37 -0700 (PDT) |
Hi Folks, I'm exploring possibilities re co-housing but am concerned if I need to sell in next few years about how co-housing tends to hold up in the downturns (such as is currently being warn of in the US these days). I know that units tend to turn over reasonably easily these days. I am told that it's because it's a specialized demand for which not much product is available, and that most places have waiting lists for units. However, the real estate market has been hot these past several years, and I'm wondering whether that's why units have been able to sell. So I would like to ask those who have been around a while what happened with cohousing units during soft or declining real estate markets? For example, what happened with cohousing units in California during the 1990s, in Boston during the late 1980s or early 1990s, in Houston around 1990, or similar bad real estate markets? Any experiences or observations to share would be GREATLY appreciated. Thanks in advance! Regards, Fran Davis Fran Davis, Ph.D. Licensed Psychologist MBA & Alumni Career Services Harvard Business School One Mifflin Place Cambridge, MA 02138 617.492.9224
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resale of cohousing untis during down markets Fran Davis, April 18 2005
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RE: resale of cohousing untis during down markets Michael Kuropatkin, April 19 2005
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Re: resale of cohousing untis during down markets email4len, May 10 2005
- Re: resale of cohousing untis during down markets Sharon Villines, May 11 2005
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Re: resale of cohousing untis during down markets email4len, May 10 2005
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RE: resale of cohousing untis during down markets Michael Kuropatkin, April 19 2005
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