Rural intentional community in the Blue Ridge Mountains of southwest Virginia has an unusual structure of multiple subgroups, some of which are income-sharing and some not.

A project in Ohio to build a 15th century medieval city and castle with authentic supporting economic and agricultural facilities. Includes general information, maps and pictures, contact information, and related links.

Christian cohousing community forming in Kitsap County, WA, a ferry ride from Seattle.

Home to several Boston-area cooperative housing communities and related resources.

A cohousing community, research institute, and organic farm in Vermont.

An ecovillage in progress in northeastern Missouri. Dancing Rabbit plans to be a locally self-reliant small town of 500-1000 residents demonstrating ecological sustainability.

20-year old co-operatively managed, multi-dwelling, child welcoming home and garden in Eugene, Oregon.

A unique habitat in New York which includes cohousing, organic agriculture, cottage industries, an education center, and natural areas.

A residential community based on the social principles of cohousing and the environmental principles of sustainable development.

Cohousing community in Durham, North Carolina.

An intentional community in north Georgia (USA) teaching sustainability through organic and biodynamic gardening, permaculture, village building, food storage, and farm animal care.

Garden o' Vegan is a project to bring together vegan families on 56 acres of paradise.

Cohousing community forming in Ann Arbor, Michigan. Includes mission, history, site drawings, and information on joining a

Cohousing neighborhood in southwest Colorado with a deep sense of community nestled on a few acres within 250 acres of pine forest and pastureland.

Anarchist collective living on five acres in Western Oregon.

This is the first cohousing community in Seattle that is close to downtown.

Cohousing community under development in Lansing, Michigan.

A 41 acre intentional conservation subdivision close to Lexington, Virginia. Includes photo tour, a FAQ, and information about buying and investing.

Egalitarian, child-centered community that welcomes human diversity, ecological sensibility, mutual learning and joy. In Plainfield, Vermont.

An ecologically-minded cohousing community located on 43 acres of Sonoran desert near Tucson, Arizona.

A cohousing community; includes general information about cohousing as well as this group's history and vision statement. [Wayland, Massachusetts]

A group of families, partners, singles, and retirees dedicated to creating a cohousing neighborhood in Paso Robles, California.

A rural intentional Christian community affiliated with the Mennonite Church. Our mission statement is "A global village practicing the peace of Jesus." Located in Illinois.

Cohousing community in the Delridge neighborhood in Seattle. 23 units, with about 50 people.

Provides residents with three cooperative houses in Chicago's Hyde Park neighborhood and features nightly vegetarian meals and shared responsibility.

River side intentional community in Wisconsin.

Women's cohousing in Wisconsin.

Community in Northampton, MA. Includes a FAQ on cohousing in general and this community in particular.

Small, close-knit, income-sharing egalitarian community, located at Dancing Rabbit Ecovillage, Missouri.

Cohousing community near Seattle, Washington.

A community dedicated to creating a place where resources are shared, the Earth is respected, diversity is welcomed, children play in safety, and living in community with neighbors comes naturally.

The Domes (Baggins End), student housing cooperative located on the University of California Davis campus, California.

An intentional community located in south central Tennessee.

An intentional community modelled after the Moravian order started by two hermit brothers, with the goal of creating a place for creating awareness of how we live as well as introspection.

A student housing cooperative serving university students in Ann Arbor, Michigan. Includes information for potential members about the individual co-op houses, contracts and costs, and an online application.

Practicing the principles of responsible environmental design, building, and sustainable community development.

An egalitarian, spiritually oriented, intentional community that has been in existence, on and off, since 1978. Located in the Ozark Mountains of Northwest Arkansas.

Preliminary information on a new cohousing group forming in Ann Arbor, Michigan, including the history of the group and mission, meeting times and details on how to join.

An intentional community in rural Virginia that is income-sharing, holds the values of non-violence, egalitarianism, and environmentalism and manufactures leisure furniture, makes soy products, and indexes books.

Ecosustainable community and residential youth care home.

Involves alternative healing, macrobiotics, energy, permaculture, and building.

A revolutionary tribe of Warrior Artists designing a brave new culture.