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Cohousing groups often struggle for years until they find a site and gain the momentum they need to become a bricks-and-mortar cohousing community. For years, would-be cohousers have been asking McCamant & Durrett for this book on how to find, assess, secure and purchase a great site for cohousing. The book gives cohousing groups (as well other groups like non-profit housing developers and ecovillage founders) the benefit of McCamant & Durrett's twenty-five years of experience developing cohousing, as well as the experience of a long-time site acquisitions manager for a major capital investment firm.

Cohousing often starts with a core group of burning souls who have a vision for community. The next step towards making cohousing a reality is to communicate that vision the wider world and find others who share a similar vision. This book is for those burning souls who are looking for people to build a community with them and become their new neighbors. It contains best practices that have been used in successful cohousing groups for marketing a cohousing community at any stage. McCamant

An excellent resource to share with others what high-functioning cohousing is about. Learn the tools that have proven successful for cohousing communities for over three decades in achieving and maintaining their goal of a socially engaged and vibrant community. This guide makes a great gift for friends and family as well for potential new members of cohousing communities. If you are starting a cohousing project in “Wisconsin” and you have your parents living in “Florida,” you need to send them a copy of this book!

This book is about how fledging small towns in Southern France cooperate to revitalize themselves and how cohousing is being employed to help small towns in Europe and the U. S.

Explore senior cohousing and get insights from a leading expert. Charles Durrett and Jean Nilsson deliver an entertaining and inspiring read for anyone interested in senior cohousing for themselves, their family members, or others in their area. Learn the value of community through real life examples, senior cohousing projects across the U.S. Find out how they did it, and how you can do it too.