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Third alternative. Multi-family homes owned by co-ops of all the residents.
by goda90 6y ago
Third alternative. Multi-family homes owned by co-ops of all the residents.
- em-bee 6y agoanother alternative is to give more legal protection for tennants so that corporations can't exploit them anymore
- webmaven 6y ago> Third alternative. Multi-family homes owned by co-ops of all the residents. In theory, a manufactured home community could also be a co-op, and setting one up would be less capital-intensive than building multi-family homes. It is worth noting that so far as land-use is concerned, MHCs are significantly denser than typical single-family home neighborhoods (even older, denser ones) due to the small lot and home size, absence of two-vehicle garages, etc. They are comparable to the lower end of multi-family housing density due to the parking lots those are typically surrounded with, though of course multi-family housing that has good access to public transit can be much denser.