co-op housing

Ecovillages and Intentional Communities

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Author
Laurie Voeltz
Intern at Dancing Rabbit Ecovillage

Includes listing of Eco-Villages in the Midwest

Footnotes/Endnotes

Intentional Communities

Federation of Egalitarian Communities

Sustainable Communities Network

Global Ecovillage Network


Communities Directory 2000; A Guide to Intentional Communities and Cooperative Living, 2000

Ecovillages and Sustainable Communities, Diane and Bob Gilman, 1991

Co-operative Housing

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Author

Includes Listing of Co-op Housing in Minnesota

--From www.co-ophousingcoalition.org

From the outside, a housing co-op looks like any other townhouse development or apartment building. But, a housing co-op is different - here's how:

Owned by Members

The residents of a housing co-op are members of the co-op corporation which owns the whole property. The co-op provides a unit (townhouse or apartment) to a member household. A household can consist of one or more adults - with or without children. Members do not own their own units.
Footnotes/Endnotes

International Cooperative Alliance
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