Cohousing-L Mailing List: Re: entrepreneurial cohousing

[Ann Zabaldo (zabaldo]

Thanks Alan!

I’m sure this is just a misuse of the term “Cohousing“ – you can see how 
fragile the term is in the English language and can be so easily be 
appropriated to describe so many different levels of housing and people. After 
all it’s only a misuse of the term to us. The people using this term believe 
they are simply being creative. Anyway I think it behooves us when we see this 
kind of use to follow up. Often this can just be a comment in the comment 
section of an article that’s been published. But in this case the press release 
had no comment section. 

I might just call the phone number listed in the press release and see if I can 
talk to somebody. That is if I have a free minute today. :-)

Ann Zabaldo
Takomavillage Cohousing
Washington DC



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> On Jun 21, 2018, at 8:08 AM, Alan O'Hashi via Cohousing-L <cohousing-l [at] 
> cohousing.org> wrote:
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> Ann - Now I'm curious. Sounds to me like some sort of 'live-work' thing, with 
> homeowners using the 'common house', in part, as a co-working space for their 
> home occupations or space for expanded home occupations into businesses. The 
> HOA may manage the space by recruiting either for ownership or rent some 
> "anchor" businesses to keep the HOA fees lower.
> I'll check with the Florida Housing Coalition.ThanksAlan O. 
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