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The National Association of Housing Cooperatives is a 501 (c) (3) nonprofit national federation of housing cooperatives, mutual housing associations, other resident-owned or controlled housing, professionals, organizations, and individuals interested in promoting the interests of cooperative housing communities.
A Housing Cooperative is a form of homeownership collectively owned and controlled by its residents. To join a housing co-op, members purchase stock in the cooperative cooperation (which owns the land, building, and any common areas) and obtain the exclusive right to occupy a specific unit.
Housing cooperatives on Central Park West in Manhattan, New York City, from left to right: the Majestic, the Dakota, the Langham, and the San Remo 999 N. Lake Shore Drive, a co-op-owned residential building in Chicago, Illinois A housing cooperative, or housing co-op, is a legal entity which owns real estate consisting of one or more residential buildings. The entity is usually a cooperative ...
In major cities, housing co-ops empower people with shared ownership and responsibility in their housing community. More than 1.5 million families, students and seniors in America benefit from the housing cooperative business model. A housing co-op can be an apartment complex, a neighborhood of single-family homes, mobile home parks or student housing. Regardless of location, cooperative ...
Co-operative Housing International is a sectoral organization of the International Co-operative Alliance. It was established to promote the development of co-operative housing in all countries, and in particular developing countries, as an economic and social contribution to the problem of providing shelter.
Building a more connected, sustainable and democratic future through community-rooted housing.
What is a housing cooperative? It's a legal entity where members collectively own and control their housing. Based on international principles and democratic values, housing co-ops offer affordable, community-driven alternatives to traditional ownership or rental models.
A housing co-op offers an affordable path to homeownership. Learn about what makes it unique, how it works and more.
Housing cooperatives, often called co-ops, are an alternative housing model where residents typically own shares or membership interests in a cooperative entity rather than renting from a traditional landlord or owning a conventional condo. Some co-ops are market-rate. Others are designed to remain affordable, including limited-equity cooperatives. This article explains the basics. It is ...
CCH is an experienced trainer for co-operative and community led housing organisations and for other organisations. We can provide training particularly in relation to governance, housing management, staffing, and development and in most other areas relating to co-operative and community led housing.