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Imagine living in cohousing, a new cohousing in Coquitlam, in a beautiful neighbourhood, walkable to skytrain, shopping, parks and schools.
Cohousing is much more than another strata.
When we started Vancouver Cohousing in 2014, our greatest dreams were realized. Cohousing is a vibrant way of living, among neighbours who often become friends.
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Drive by the site at 1138 Falcon. Explore the area. Please do not go onto the property or talk with the existing business on the location.
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Cohousing communities consist of privately owned homes in addition to extensive common areas. They are designed by residents who choose to live in a close-knit neighbourhood with a healthy blend of privacy and community. Residents manage their own cohousing communities, and also perform much of the work required to maintain the property as well as the social fabric. They participate in the preparation of common meals, and meet regularly to solve problems, develop policies for the community, and have fun.
Locally, there are cohousing communities in Vancouver, North Vancouver, Burnaby, Langley and the Bowen Island. (For more information on completed and forming communities in Canada, see the Canadian Cohousing Network.) 150 have been built across the United States and more in Europe, including Denmark, where cohousing originated, as a modern form of village and mutually supportive community.
Located on Falcon Drive, one block north of Barnet Highway in Coquitlam, near the corner of Barnet and Falcon. This property offers easy highway and transit access to amenoties on Port Moody and Coquitlam. Rapid transit (Inlet Station) is within walking distance. Schools, grocery shopping, restaurants, parks, play grounds are all within walking distance. Only a few minutes from Suter Brook Village in Port Moody and Coquitlam Center. Pomme Natural Market and Nature’s Way Market and T&T are a 5 minute drive. Check out the local Amenities.
Finding land for cohousing can be very challenging. We have assembled a team with the help of Alan Carpenter from the Canadian Cohousing Network and Yonas Jongkind who is skilled in early stages of development and Chuck Durrett who brought cohousing to North America. They are committed to expediting cohousing in the early stages so that new developments succeed. Yonas has the land under contract using the company called Amisto.
If you’re curious about anything cohousing, how a community is formed, the process of building cohousing and a strong community, join a zoom call!