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At Emerson Commons, we have designed a pedestrian-oriented neighborhood where we cross paths with each other often. We can easily take the time to stop and chat. A beautiful club house allows us to have potlucks and neighborhood events together. Neighbors co-manage the community and meet each other that way. A beautiful pool, walking trails by a creek, and multiple playgrounds give us further excuses to connect with our neighbors. There is currently a thriving multigenerational community with 19 out of the 26 homes complete. New Construction Home for Sale: 843 Stargazer Lane ($462K) 4BR, 3BA, 2417 sq. ft. Solar panels High-efficiency HVAC 6” extra insulated walls Deck with creek and mountain views Community Features: Based on the Danish model of “cohousing” privately-owned homes Central green spaces, creeks and natural beauty First all-solar community in Virginia In the charming town of Crozet, Virginia with excellent nearby schools, restaurants and amenities 9 miles from Charlottesville, Virginia 15 minutes from the Appalachian Trail and the Shenandoah National Park Contact us at [email protected] or 540-250-3261 to arrange a tour.

Yulupa Cohousing invites you to become an active participant in their vibrant community! The Members of the community are instrumental in creating “The Greenway” public park and open space project next door. Members often gather as neighbors and friends to share meals and events. The community gardens, playground and common kitchen are in the same courtyard as Unit E. The gym and guest quarters are steps away. Shared resources include a well equipped workshop, bike storage and EV parking. This upstairs, single level unit has an open and stylish design featuring two bedrooms, two baths, an office with built-in shelving and an in-house ladder leading to the bonus space loft. The home has been updated with bright and charming features including fresh paint, luxury vinyl plank flooring with radiant heat, and in-unit washer/dryer. The kitchen has a custom hammered copper sink, breakfast bar, and new stainless steel stove. Bedroom views of Mt Bennett and convenient location near shopping, Howarth, Spring Lake and Annadel parks. Schedule a visit to learn if Yulupa CoHousing offers the home and lifestyle for you! Contact Cynthia at 707 592-9833 or Sheila 707 775-7973 Offered at $525,000 Property Details: 2 bed/2 bath plus Home Office and Lofts 1064 sq. ft, built in 2004, Assoc Dues $444/month Features: Heated Flooring, New Washer/Dryer, Dishwasher, and Gas Range Yulupa CoHousing Website: https://www.yulupacoho.com

Aptos Beloved Community is an emerging multicultural ecovillage in the early stages of formation. Our guiding mission is to co-create a flourishing world for all as a friendly living laboratory in Earth Reverence, Personal Responsibility, Cultural Healing, Creative Expression, and Revolutionary Love. Currently there are 12 adults, two awesomely autistic young adults, three sweet dogs, and 20 laying hens enjoying 7 acres of land together. We range in age from 25-75 and bring our share of diversity: straight, queer and asexual; cis gendered, transgender, non-binary and gender fluid; European American, Mexican American, Korean and Korean American; born into families with and without money. Among us are entrepreneurs, trauma healing counselors, immigrants, activists, students of Chinese medicine and psychology, contractors, poets, writers, avid hikers and backpackers, dance and yoga teachers, caregivers, nonprofit fundraisers, and gardening enthusiasts. We are monogamous and polyamorous, neurotypical and neurodivergent, vegan and omnivorous. We practice diverse spiritual and religious traditions. We share the land with many wild creatures – coyote, deer, owls, hawks – and are surrounded by oaks and redwoods. We’re located just off Soquel Drive by Cabrillo College, minutes from New Brighton State Beach and the Forest of Nisene Marks in Santa Cruz County. What We’re Building We have an outdoor classroom for small-scale events, several permaculture-based food forest orchards and gardens, an infrared sauna, cold plunge, hot tub, and outdoor bathtub overlooking our beautiful meadow. We’re actively working on rainwater catchment systems, humanure composting, water retention landscaping, oak woodland restoration, greywater systems, and dreaming of a cob sauna. Stewarding our ecovillage from vision to reality is a primary focus here. We’re looking for folks who are excited about this in theory AND in real-life practice. Experience and ski

Why settle for a cookie-cutter condo when we could co-own a coastal masterpiece? I’m a 49-year-old remote professional (15 years with the same employer) currently living on the Florida coast and dreaming of something bigger. I’m looking for fellow vegans to pool our “strength in numbers” to secure a breathtaking, non-traditional home—think Old Florida charm, high ceilings, and privacy—rather than the uninspiring options in the sub-400k range. If you are a financially secure, credit-conscious, and ambitious vegan looking to start a new chapter in a co-owned coastal refuge, let’s talk. I’m prepared to hire a real estate attorney to draft a Co-Ownership Agreement. I value stability, kindness, and clear communication. Also, I have 3 cats. Let’s make 2026 the year we move into the house we actually want.

Step into a working model of modern self-reliance at the 2026 OSR Homesteading Festival, June 11–13 at Riverbed Ranch in Utah’s west desert. This three-day event brings together people who are actively building practical, independent lives and are willing to share what works. Visitors will be able to tour an established off-grid community and see, up close, how residents grow food, produce their own energy, raise animals, and develop durable homesteads. Throughout the weekend, classes and demonstrations will cover essential skills including gardening, food storage, animal care, alternative construction, renewable power, herbal solutions, home education, and more. Whether you’re just starting to think about homesteading or looking to refine your current setup, you’ll find grounded instruction, real-world examples, and meaningful connections. Onsite dry camping is available for those who want to stay and fully experience the event. For full details, visit https://OSRHomesteadingFestival.com

Ellis Street Community House is seeking kind, present, and engaged new housemates with experience in community living. We are currently 3 adults and one baby living in a 6 bedroom, 3 bath house on ¼ acre of land near Powell Butte nature park and the Springwater Corridor bike trail. For us, living in community is a collaborative process, one that helps improve our quality of life. We’re able to eat great food, keep the place clean, maintain a garden, and hold a space large enough to host guests and events by working together. We have an extensive community library and art/craft material collection, as well as a great tea selection, stocked pantry, and functional kitchens ready for feast-making, canning, and fermentation dreams. We make kombucha, ginger beer, sauerkraut, bone broth, natto, and apple/pear butter on a rotating basis. With two fridges and two deep freezers we can save blueberries and blackberries we harvested from close by and get meat directly from farmers. We hold potlucks and other events like bonfires and game nights about once a month, and make a house dinner together weekly. We maintain a home free from artificial fragrances and voice-activated technology. The large downstairs room is available for $740 per month. It is next to the back door with zero steps to entry. We have another room upstairs that is available for $700 per month for one person or $800 for a parent and child. Guest space is available for friends and relatives of residents – upstairs there is an office/guest room for longer visits, and the couches/pads in the common areas are available for shorter stays. The home has heating and cooling through an efficient heat pump, and we just upgraded to a tankless water heater. Utilities usually run around $100 per month. We also share expenses for groceries and cleaning supplies, you’ll receive reimbursement for groceries if you go shopping often, or contribute typically $50-75 per month if you don’t go shopp

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Beautiful custom-designed home built in late 2020 in historic Silverton, Oregon. Located in a town of 10,000 12 miles from Salem and 42 miles from Portland, 2 bedrooms (+an additional small bedroom or office), 2 full bathrooms, 1440 sf. The home is part of a co-housing community of 11 homes. For more details see:Evans Oaks Cottages

Bright and airy second floor 450 square foot studio apartment for sale. Hardwood floors and sky lights. Plenty of storage. Overlooks the farm located within the Cobb Hill Community. This large room is in the shared common house with a large kitchen, den, large attic, dining room, laundry, root cellar, and library. $195,000. There is a $356/mo fee that includes heat, hot water, electricity, plowing, upkeep on shared land and buildings, wireless connection and more.

For more information see: quizurculturitadepaz.com or connectionpractice.org Quizur served as a second campus for the UN University for Peace. Stay in one of the Casitas on this beautiful, gated property for up to one month for $800 (unavailable 7/19 – 8/5). Email [email protected] for more info.

What’s In Our Way? Forging Pathways to Regenerative Community Goodenough Community Summer Gathering, June 9 – 14 Join us for 5 days of discovering and nurturing individual and collective strength, compassion, and skills while staying in joyful relationship, even during difficult times. Through immersive learning, play, and warm connection, we’ll create a space that is both safe and conducive to growth, where we can grapple with challenges to staying resourced, creative and connected as individuals and as builders of regenerative organizations and communities. What is this event about? “What’s in the way?” is more complex than it looks. Yes, obstacles to fulfillment of community purpose may have to do with interpersonal dynamics. But they may also be affected by: Our relationships with ourselves Our interpersonal relationships Value systems, power systems or reward systems we swim in, often without much awareness of their influence Beyond-human influences such as lineages, shared myths, and the energies of our living world “What’s in the way?” is an essential question to revealing what constrains our ability to collaborate and generate, and points us to the skills we need to: Create relationships of integrity with ourselves, each other and the world around us Build our individual capacity to help the communities and organizations we’re part of to better fulfill their purpose in the world This June we’ll dive deep into developing these skills with a truly master guide.

Looking to rent a house in a rural community for two weeks/one month this summer. I’m a retired teacher and am open to participating in community life –working, attending meetings, and helping prepare meals.

Small sustainable focused, permaculture-based farm looking for partners wanting to grow vegetables, perennials and raise animals near Tampa, Florida. We’re offering housing, food, shared kitchen (possible transportation) plus a small stipend. Presently we grow veggies, raise and milk water buffalo, make cane syrup, have small fruit orchard, mechanic and wood-working shops, tools and housing. We’re family orientated, non-religious, social, community, environmentally active folks. We’re offering an Earth and People friendly opportunity to live a low-carbon, productive life. Open to others wanting to buy into our farm as partners; cash, sweat equity, or ? Looking for the few folks ready to do something good for humanity and for the planet. Key words: homesteading, homegrown, climate change, Weston Price, ecovillage, community, WMNF, peace. Sustainable Farms are a lot of effort with little monetary reward but are the solution for a healthy life and planet. Contact: Jon at [email protected]

The BIPOC Intentional Community Council was formed out of the Foundation for Intentional Community in 2020 when there was a clear need to create a space that focused on the needs and visions of people of color in and forming intentional community. BIPOC ICC has been invited by Twin Oaks to present at the conference, but we are needing support in getting there. The conference will allow the BIPOC ICC board to have an in-person gathering time for their organizational visioning process, and will also invite BIPOC ICC in sharing their offerings to the wider Twin Oaks community. BIPOC ICC is calling in funds to have this experience feel reciprocal. Funds will cover travel stipends for our members, ticketing costs, food costs, and staff time. Thanks for your support! https://www.bipocicc.org/

Strawberry Fields Farm is Looking for Founders and Settlers We are in the process of creating a multi-generational, rural collaborative homestead in CT or MA on land that we purchase together. Prospective members are responsible old souls and/or families regardless of age; digital nomads, down-to-earth artists or others seeking to settle temporarily or permanently. Our lifestyle will include the option of growing some of our own food, yet staying engaged with the world at the same time. Utilizing a non-utopian approach and focusing on practical arrangements rather than ideology will improve our chances of success. Find us on IC.org, strawberryfieldsfarm.com and join our monthly Zoom meetings to find out more!

We are a community of eight energetic people seeking a couple or a single person who loves to cook healthy food, garden, enjoy lively conversations, be active in having fun and making a home. We have been a communal home for 26 years and are committed to the art of living together harmoniously. Our 13-acre hilltop estate offers spectacular views, gardens, large heated swimming pool, hot tub, sauna, and easy access to hiking trails. The spacious (400 sq. ft.) “Sunrise Room” that is available now is on the second-floor. A wall of windows affords a view of the bay and Mt. Diablo. It has two closets and a shared bathroom. Rent is $1450 plus a monthly charge for all utilities and amenities. There is the opportunity to become an owner/investor of the property. Contact Mary Chase at [email protected] or 415-497-4300. See this feature article about us in the Marin Independent Journal. If you are interested, go to our website where you can get more info and also respond to us.

Come join the Port Townsend Ecovillage, a 25 year strong project focused on permaculture, growing food, and tending community. This 1200sq ft, 2bd-plus-loft, 1 bath home with vaulted ceilings, a freshly painted exterior, and 5 mature fruit trees on the private lot is available for sale. See the attached flyer for a bit more information, and reach out if you’d like to explore!

Hummingbird Sky Island 160 Acres for Intentional Community – Gold Country, California Price: $769,890 Location: French Camp – Sierra Foothills 38.0807 N / 120.3621 W Columbia, California Vision Opportunity Hummingbird Sky Island is a rare 160-acre property in the Sierra foothills of California, offering the scale, water resources, and existing infrastructure needed to create a thriving intentional community, eco-village, or gathering sanctuary. Located in historic Gold Rush country near Columbia and Sonora, the land carries both natural beauty and deep historical roots. The property sits on land once known as French Camp, where miners gathered during the California Gold Rush. Today the land invites a new story, one of cooperation, stewardship, and regenerative living. Land 160 acres total • ~60 acres open meadow • oak forest and rolling foothills • multiple natural building areas • privacy and wildlife habitat • stunning Sierra landscapes This layout is ideal for cluster housing design or land-trust community models. Water & Resources • 2 private wells • water rights • mineral rights • fertile meadow soils Reliable water and land resources are rare advantages for community projects in California. Infrastructure The property includes: • two existing homes • solar energy systems for both houses • 40,000-gallon swimming pool These provide immediate living and gathering spaces while long-term community structures are developed. Historical Character The property includes a historic mining recognition monument connected to the Gold Rush era French Camp settlement. Few intentional community properties offer both cultural history and natural beauty. Ideal For • intentional community • eco-village • regenerative agriculture collective • retreat center • spiritual or healing sanctuary • land trust stewardship • permaculture learning center Location 45 minutes to Columbia State Historic Pa

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