Tiny-home communities and village-style living. Each card shows the community's stage and what you can do now, with the date its availability was last checked.
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WA
A living and learning village in the White Salmon River watershed in southern Washington, run on a set of published community agreements.
Availability check date not recorded
VA
An inspiration model in Abingdon, Virginia demonstrating an elder-focused cohousing community built around mutual support.
Eligibility: Age 55-plus; income limits apply to rental homes
Availability last checked September 10, 2026
IA
Iowa’s first cohousing community: thirty-seven small, energy-efficient homes on nearly eight acres in Iowa City, clustered around a green with no cars on it, a mile and a half from downtown. A five-thousand-square-foot common house holds the kitchen, dining room, exercise room and two guest rooms, and the land carries a community garden, individual garden plots, an orchard and a stretch of native prairie.
Availability last checked September 22, 2026
DC
The only cohousing community in Washington DC: forty-three owned townhouses and flats around a green and a paved piazza, a mile or so from the Maryland line. A common house of nearly four thousand square feet holds the dining room and kitchen where the community eats together several times a week, along with a workshop, a laundry and a shared office. Raised beds grow herbs and vegetables, and decisions are made by consensus.
Availability last checked September 23, 2026
