East Bay Cohousing - Berkeley/Oakland/Emeryville/SF

Triple Point

The Triple Point website has information about this small, retrofit cohousing group -
www.triplepointcohousing.org. Triple Point is on 65th street in Oakland , between Hollis and San Pablo, near Ashby, in the neighborhood known Oakleyville (Emeryville/Oakland/Berkeley border).

There were a couple of units for rent in 2009; a Tenants-in-Common (TIC) ownership share may be available as of Spring, 2011.

We are currently 6 houses (owners), 10 adults, 2 kids, 3 dogs (and probably a cat or two soon). We bought the 6
houses over 5 years ago, we eat together weekly on Thursdays, with a smaller group eating together on Mondays. First Thursdays are more formal meetings with an agenda, and second Saturdays are a community day (like working on each other's houses, gardens or going out together).

Our group is split into two 'geographic' halves by another property - this is the property where the house is for rent. The property has a house in front which is rented by a family who has lived there for at least a couple of years before we purchased. The back house has been under renovation for that whole time and we're very excited to have the possibility of getting someone who wants to be a part of our group, or a coho-friendly person of any sort. This would help connect to the current two halves of our group (and we're hoping that will help convince the current owners to add another gate to their yard so we can all go through the yard...currently their is a gate to one side yard, but not the other). Our long term goal is to try and purchase the property whenever they are ready to sell - and have our retrofit group grow to 8 households!

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Imagine lively people-scaled communities dotting the San Francisco Bay Area - places co-created by their residents for raising kids, for retirement, for growing food or simply living well by sharing more. The Bay Area already has ecovillages, and cohousing neighborhoods, resident-owned housing cooperatives, and group houses -- real world places where we can live more sustainably through a more cooperative way of life. You can have both privacy and community when you know your neighbors on purpose, in day-to-day relationships based on common vision and values.

East Bay Cohousing (EBCOHO) is a Bay Area-wide MeetUp. We connect a wide variety of kindred spirits and resources. We support individuals wanting to learn more, forming groups looking to create community together, and members of existing communities. We are mostly in the East Bay and San Francisco; others are from the North and South Bay, Los Angeles, Nevada, and other parts of the US and Mexico.

There are over two dozen cohousing communities in the greater Bay Area, (more cohousing in Oakland than any other U.S. city). There are also dozens of other emerging and long-established intentional communities. EBCOHO members have recently bought or rented homes in cohousing neighborhoods and cooperatively owned apartment buildings in Berkeley, Emeryville, Oakland , Pleasant Hill, Grass Valley, Santa Rosa, and Nevada City. We have members living in Swan's Market Cohousing, Triple Point, Temescal Commons, Berkeley Cohousing, Parker Street Coop, Berkeley Town House, Addison Court Coop and established forming groups like East Lake Cohousing (formerly North Oakland Cohousing).

Extra bonus for 2012: The National Cohousing Conference is coming to town in June!

We host EBCOHO events for members, and link you to other events featuring a global network of friends and allies: pioneers in cooperative culture and sustainable communities: urban farmers, affordable housing developers, green builders, and creative visionaries in the movements for more open, user-friendly and collaborative technologies, economies, and governments. There's a global reinvention of communiies going on - both on the ground and online -- and the Bay Area is one of the world's epicenters.

EBCOHO has more events than our MeetUp-based home page can show fully, so please click on our Calendar to see more. Join for free to get involved! There's no charge for basic membership, but supporting members get discounts on some events, including socials, and workshops, cohousing books, and Cohousing Coaching.

Join us for an orientation, for social events, discussion, talks with exciting speakers, and hands-on workshops to learn the tools for developing good group relationships, and the real estate development process.. Find others who share your vision for supportive neighbors. Do it for yourself, for your family, for your parents, do it for the Earth! Make 2012 the year to deepen YOUR community connections.