Consumers' Co-operative Housing

Consumers' Co-operative Housing is a type of housing where residents collectively own and manage their homes through a cooperative organization. Instead of renting from a landlord or owning individually, members buy shares in the co-op, giving them voting rights and a say in decision-making. This model promotes affordable, stable housing, reduces costs through shared expenses, and fosters a sense of community. The co-op ensures that housing remains accessible and well-maintained, aligning the interests of residents with the management of the property. Overall, it’s a collaborative approach that combines ownership, responsibility, and community participation.