Cheney Cohousing

We are trying to build this in Cheney -

'The fruits of our labor': How cohousing in Spokane is growing neighbors, fighting loneliness, and saving money Haystack Heights is in its fourth year of living together. Is it working?

We haven't posted for awhile because nothing much is happening. The purchased land still sits in UGA limbo, although our members are quietly chipping away at the bureaucracy. But, ever hopeful, we installed a solar-powered well on the property and planted some pumpkins. Let's hope we have some produce (and progress) in the fall.

We wouldn't be the first in Washington or even in Spokane, but we are looking to create an intentional community right here in Cheney.

Hightstown Residents Looking to Create NJ’s First Co-Housing Community Hightstowns Rocky Brook CoHousing Community would be the first in NJ to merge sustainable living with design for affordable, connected neighborhoods

Cheney Cohousing continues its work to bring the cohousing model to the Pacific Northwest.

Why Co-Housing Models Are Emerging as a Solution to Affordability Gaps The growing challenge of housing affordability has prompted policymakers, developers, and homebuyers to seek alternative ownership models. Co-housing,

It's all over the place . . . co-housing, a great idea for LA, a great idea for Cheney.

Lorcan O’Herlihy Architects Brings Co-Housing to West L.A. with Barrington 1503 Located near (but not affiliated with) UCLA, the 18-unit project, which features four- and five-bedroom units and spacious social spaces, was developed as a model for student co-living.

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Are you interested in co-housing? Here's your chance to see one in action in Spokane. Check it out on 4/26.

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This is our goal for Cheney - a co-housing community where members gather and support one another. If you are interested in a cohousing community in Cheney, please check out our website and reach out - https://www.cheneycohousing.com/

Mariah meticulously mashes medlars at our monthly meeting! A true lesson in patience, community, and alliterations. These unique fruits need to ‘blet’ (soften) before they’re ready to eat, reminding us that good things take time. Just like our cohousing journey, it’s all about care, connection, and sharing knowledge.

https://www.publicradiotulsa.org/local-regional/2025-02-25/tulsa-cohousing-needs-affordability-boost-as-americans-become-more-isolated-supporters-say

Tulsa ‘cohousing’ needs affordability boost as Americans become more isolated, supporters say There are 341 existing or planned cohousing communities in the United States of various styles. Some are built around families with children. But all cohousing communities share common characteristics.