Re: RFPs and developers | <– Date –> <– Thread –> |
From: Larry Miller (larry.millercharter.net) | |
Date: Fri, 30 Nov 2007 11:10:31 -0800 (PST) |
Paul L Della Maggiora wrote: "The sticky part is this: the land owner we are purchasing from insists that we not sell the land to a third party, and he refuses to sell to professional companies (after having been burned). If we have someone do the development and building in a traditional sense, we would essentially be flipping the land. " This shouldn't be a requirement for a developer. Oak Creek Commons partnered with Wonderland Development of Boulder, Colorado, who has done a number of cohousing projects. The community retained essential design control and worked with the developer throughout. The land was purchased by a core group of members who were willing to make a substantial commitment. An LLC was formed. While the developer will be instrumental in obtaining construction financing, the cohousing group will likely need to have commitments to purchase a high percentage of the units and to be financially invested to a sufficient level to convince a developer that the project is viable. This may be even truer today given the housing market situation. Larry Miller Oak Creek Commons
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