Re: MANUFACTURED HOUSING | <– Date –> <– Thread –> |
From: Sharon Villines (sharonsharonvillines.com) | |
Date: Fri, 27 Sep 2013 07:44:29 -0700 (PDT) |
On Sep 27, 2013, at 12:34 AM, Katie Henry <katie-henry [at] att.net> wrote: > If I were looking to build affordable cohousing, I'd buy an old motor court > motel and turn it into condos. [snip] They're often configured just like > cohousing communities, in a U shape, maybe with a pool in the courtyard, and > the lobby (common house) at the base. Or... I recently visited a friend whose boat was docked in Annapolis. All the boats at dock also have access to a big building with a lounge, showers, a pool, etc. You think they would get enough water but they like the pool. Rent is $400 a month and that includes electricity and "waste management." We could build a series of houseboat communities to create floating, rotating cohousing. I'd forgotten the name "motor court." It brings back memories of sunny days, little flower gardens, and pink plastic flamingos. Sharon ---- Sharon Villines, Washington DC "Giving back is the best marketing" Scott Harrison, Charity Water
- Re: MANUFACTURED HOUSING, (continued)
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Re: MANUFACTURED HOUSING Katie Henry, September 26 2013
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Re: MANUFACTURED HOUSING Matt Lawrence, September 26 2013
- Repurposing Buildings for Cohousing [was MANUFACTURED HOUSING] Sharon Villines, September 27 2013
- Re: MANUFACTURED HOUSING Ann Zabaldo, September 26 2013
- Re: MANUFACTURED HOUSING Sharon Villines, September 27 2013
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Re: MANUFACTURED HOUSING Matt Lawrence, September 26 2013
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Re: MANUFACTURED HOUSING Katie Henry, September 26 2013
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