Developer Driven CoHousing | <– Date –> <– Thread –> |
From: Zpaiss (Zpaiss![]() |
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Date: Thu, 21 Dec 1995 12:08:31 -0600 |
Happy Holidays Everyone, In response to an old post by Mike Mariner, the idea of developer driven CoHo does not mean in my mind at least, that a developer goes out and builds a coho project and when the units are completed puts up a sign and begins to sell units. A more realistic version is what is currently happening with the Nomad group in Boulder. The property was located and an option placed on it by the developer. Word was put out locally to see if there were any people interested in cohousing at this location? Presales are still a key in making a project happen. The developer was in charge of dealing with the local government, determining number of units to make the economics work and general guidelines around what kind of site layout would be possible in that location. This leaves a bunch of other work for the group but still gets them involved early in the process. IMHO (in my humble opinion - for those new to the lingo) this kind of cooperative strategy everyone skills are used much more efficiently and the process can move ahead much more swiftly. The Nomad group is hoping to break ground in the spring (when the city will release the next batch of building permits) and movin could be as early as next fall. Zev
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Re: developer driven cohousing Mmariner, December 9 1995
- Developer Driven CoHousing Zpaiss, December 21 1995
- developer driven cohousing Sue Beazly, March 30 1998
- Re: developer driven cohousing Paul Weber, March 30 1998
- Re: developer driven cohousing Denise Meier and/or Michael Jacob, March 30 1998
- Re: developer driven cohousing Kathy Kelly, March 31 1998
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