| Re: affordable cohousing | <– Date –> <– Thread –> |
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From: Brian Bartholomew (bb |
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| Date: Thu, 21 Jan 2010 14:28:57 -0800 (PST) | |
Sharon, can you think of a single town in the US, that is urban enough
to have bus service every 20 minutes from the proposed coho location
to a shopping center, whose zoning/permitting will allow a low cost
self-developed coho, such that after the costs are added for all the
consessions required by the permitting authorities, can still be
purchased on a mortgage with sane terms and no subsidies by a single
minimum wage worker?
Affording the structure and safe sewage treatment is not the problem:
a person could start with a camper or a yurt on a mobile home lot.
Except that's illegal. A couple years back in my area, I estimated
that the legally mandated lifestyle minimums added about $125K to a
coho house price. That is not the way to lower one's footprint, house
the sick and poor, etc.
Brian
- Re: affordable cohousing, (continued)
- Re: affordable cohousing Mark.speaks, September 26 2009
- Re: affordable cohousing Marganne Meyer, January 20 2010
- Re: affordable cohousing Sharon Villines, January 20 2010
- Re: affordable cohousing lot development Rob Sandelin, January 20 2010
- Re: affordable cohousing Brian Bartholomew, January 21 2010
- Re: affordable cohousing Sharon Villines, January 21 2010
- Re: affordable cohousing Sharon Villines, September 27 2009
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