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 "Sage a researcher and reporter shares insights from a Senior Policy Advisor at the Business Council of Co-ops and Mutuals Australia. The benefits of the housing co-op model is discussed and Linda shares insights from her experience living in a housing co-op in Tasmania and researching them globally."
+[[https://www.theelephantintheroom.com.au/podcasts/392 | Elephant In The Room Property Podcast - Building community, not just property (392)]]
+"In this episode, we’re joined by Tim Riley, founder of Property Collectives, to explore a new way of thinking about housing—one rooted in collaboration, not speculation. Tim breaks down how the group build model works, why it’s gaining traction, and how it empowers people to co-create their homes rather than buy off the plan.
+We cover a wide range of topics, including long-term land leases, co-op residency structures, cost-based living models, and how these ideas could offer an alternative to rising rents and traditional home ownership. Tim also talks through the realities of group decision-making, equity capital requirements, and the mindset shift needed to embrace collective development.
+If you’re interested in housing affordability, innovative ownership structures, or just want to understand where the future of property might be heading, this conversation is packed with insights."
+[[https://www.abc.net.au/listen/programs/theminefield/how-do-you-solve-a-problem-like-housing-affordability/13888344 | The Minefield - How do you solve a problem like housing affordability? (2022)]]
+"Think about how differently the very concept of “housing” looks from the perspective of either side of the ownership divide. On one side, for many who are already home-owners, the “house” represents an investment, a commodity, accumulated capital, potential profit (in short, “real estate”); on the other side, “house” is an object of longing for stability, community, wellbeing, for a place in the world, a place of one’s own, a safeguard against an uncertain future (in short, “home”). In her classic study Sex and Real Estate: Why We Love Houses, Marjorie Garber points to the difference between “doing over” a house for resale — whose renovations, she says, are often “self-indulgent, trivial, and consumerist” — and the notion of “making a home” which “implies an ethical or moral commitment that transcends mere things, mere ‘stuff’, from collectibles to plumbing fixtures.”"
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 and forms of housing co-operatives. It will conclude with a brief discussion of the implications
 for the present debates about affordable housing in Australia."
+[[https://worksinprogress.co/issue/the-housing-theory-of-everything/ | The Housing Theory of Everything (2021)]]
+"Western housing shortages do not just prevent many from ever affording their own home. They also drive inequality, climate change, low productivity growth, obesity, and even falling fertility rates."
+==== Books ====
+[[https://newsociety.com/book/creating-cohousing/ | Creating Cohousing]]
+Cohousing balances privacy and independence with the benefits of living in community. This new book by the authors who brought you the “cohousing bible” invites readers into these sustainable neighborhoods, and provides practical tools for developing their own.