A housing cooperative is a legal mechanism for ownership of housing where residents either own individual shares (share capital co-op) or have membership and occupancy rights in a not-for-profit continuing co-operative (non-share capital / group equity co-op). Housing cooperatives are closely related to cohousing.
- On Campus Co-ops
- Eleanor Roosevelt Circle (Senior Housing)
- Cooperatives of Davis and Yolo County web site
- Glacier Circle Senior Community
- Kibbutz Haverim
- Muir Commons
- N Street Cohousing - technically cohousing, not a co-op, but similar to co-ops in many ways
- Pacifico Student Cooperative Housing
- Solar Community Housing Association (SCHA)
- Dos Pinos
- Cesar Chavez Plaza
Because Fraternities and Sororities don't practice "voluntary & open membership," they aren't usually regarded as cooperatives (for example). It is true that while they restrict membership, they are not discriminatory under California and Federal law.
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