In this guest essay for the NY Times, Judith Shulevitz explores a broad range of thoughts and questions around cohousing. This is one of my favorite articles on cohousing.

Growing up comunally brings exposure to the world of adults - and lessons in interdependencecan make all the difference.

"People immediately think communes, but cohousing is not a commune where everyone lives under one roof,” Dr. DePaulo said. For aging hippies and baby boomers, however, dedicated senior cohousing offers an alternative to a retirement home.

When was the last time you actually borrowed an egg from the guy next door? Do your friends show up in your social media feeds more often than in your backyard? Do you even know your neighbors’ names—and would they know if you needed help?

One of the UK's leading insurance intermediaries produced an info graphic talking about how cohousing just might be the future of urban design. Although many of the stats are UK specific, the overall message of the graphic can certainly be applied to housing in the US.

In this infographic article AARP highlights cohousing as an alternative housing option that is making a big difference,

While cohousing is a new concept in the US, it embraces ancient and timeless values.

Be sure to watch the video at the top of the page before proceeding to the article.