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In addition, there’s more cohousing on the market than normal: West Seattle’s Duwamish Cohousing is offering up a rarely-available two-bedroom loft for $250,000.
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May 15: Seattle Cohousing Bus Tour, $95 for the day
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Nancy Carroll, the Lake & Company agent representing the Duwamish Cohousing listing, says anyone buying into a cohousing community should attend its potlucks and social events to make sure they feel a cultural fit.
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With more cohousing properties in the offing in multiple cities, the Bothell-based Cohousing Association of the United States is running bus tours in San Francisco, Portland, and Seattle to school potential co-habitants or would-be cohousing group developers on what the lifestyle involves and how different communities operate.
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People interested in cohousing and considering Portland should check out Daybreak Cohousing, www. daybreakcohousing.org in north Portland.
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The realities of construction financing, complexities of income certification for federal funding, and a host of other logistic issues often are the reason that those with lower incomes have found themselves priced out of Cohousing.
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However, Section 8 vouchers and Community Land Trust mortgages can help lower income renters and homeowners access Cohousing - if they have the initiative to follow up.
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I'm a Board member of the Association and the chair of the Affordable Cohousing Task Group.
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The Cohousing Association of the US is actively working to make these (and other) mechanisms known - helping connect individuals and communities.
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South of Seattle, newly-launchedWoodardLane Cohousing in Olympia is selling a handful of homes priced from the high $275,000 to about $430,000.
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