co-hous|ing

co-hous|ing
co-hous|ing «koh HOW zihng», noun.
a housing complex for many families in which units are individually owned by residents who share responsibility for its management and the provision of services: »

Co-housing differs from traditional housing in…that the residents decide in advance what the complex should look like and how it should function (New York Times).


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