What we’re about
Cohousing Meetup educates about self-determined, self-managed ownership-based housing that is designed for interaction and interdependence among residents. Being ownership-based, this housing increases the wealth-building opportunities for its residents rather than enriching a set of already-wealthy investors who may or may not be reinvesting in the local community or sharing that wealth in other ways.
Most cohousing is multi-generational; however, a growing number of developments are for seniors only.
For more information about cohousing, see the Twin Cities Cohousing Network's website at tccoho.org or that of the national nonprofit cohousing.org.
Upcoming events (1)
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Sam Naylor will present “The Effect of Design on Cooperative Living.”
Over three years, Sam visited over 100 intentional communities on four continents, noting and distilling design elements that facilitate people building relationships and working together to achieve common dreams and goals.
Sam is a Boston-based architect, researcher and author. His chautauqua-style talk with Q and A will be free and open to all.
Nonprofit Twin Cities Cohousing Network is excited to host.CLICK HERE : REGISTRATION via this link is required to receive your zoom invite.
Hope to see you!
p.s. Sam has visited cohousing communities, cooperatives and more informal communal living arrangements in Australia, Canada, Denmark, England, Germany, Denmark, England, the Netherlands, Scotland, Switzerland, the United States, and Uruguay!
