Post by account_disabled on Feb 20, 2024 5:28:46 GMT
In an increasingly individualistic world, where access to housing is increasingly difficult and where the survival of the planet is at stake, cohousing or collaborative housing emerges as an alternative to the traditional way of living. And the keys to differentiating Cohousing or Collaborative Housing from other models are two concepts: collective ownership and transfer of use. That is, the interested parties form a cooperative and this is the one that has ownership of the land, the homes, and transfers the use to the members , who make an initial contribution (returnable in the case of cancellation) and monthly payments.
comparable to a rental to cover the construction and the expenses derived from its maintenance and habitability. To Cobijo, the day we bought the plot The most relevant Iraq Telegram Number Data thing about this model is that it considers housing as a good for use , and not for profit, that is, speculation is not encouraged, housing is not seen as an investment, but as a right, as reflected in the Constitution. But it's not just about that. It is not only an alternative to buying or renting a home, but it aims to go further. They are places, buildings, spaces where a community based on social and ecological values grows and settles.
Get together, the works begin And that happens not only by thinking inwardly, about what happens within our four walls, but by promoting a project beyond our home where community life and caring for people and the planet is at the center. And to better understand what all this cohousing or collaborative housing is about, I have brought women who are fully involved in projects of this type to the Towards the Wild podcast: Anabel García Recio , is a member of the A Cobijo cooperative in Zaragoza and coordinator of the REAS Housing Aragón working group. Berta Iglesias Varela , lives in Entrepatios, Las Carolinas, in the first collaborative housing building in the city of Madrid.
comparable to a rental to cover the construction and the expenses derived from its maintenance and habitability. To Cobijo, the day we bought the plot The most relevant Iraq Telegram Number Data thing about this model is that it considers housing as a good for use , and not for profit, that is, speculation is not encouraged, housing is not seen as an investment, but as a right, as reflected in the Constitution. But it's not just about that. It is not only an alternative to buying or renting a home, but it aims to go further. They are places, buildings, spaces where a community based on social and ecological values grows and settles.
Get together, the works begin And that happens not only by thinking inwardly, about what happens within our four walls, but by promoting a project beyond our home where community life and caring for people and the planet is at the center. And to better understand what all this cohousing or collaborative housing is about, I have brought women who are fully involved in projects of this type to the Towards the Wild podcast: Anabel García Recio , is a member of the A Cobijo cooperative in Zaragoza and coordinator of the REAS Housing Aragón working group. Berta Iglesias Varela , lives in Entrepatios, Las Carolinas, in the first collaborative housing building in the city of Madrid.
