As housing costs soar and political uncertainty lingers, more Americans are turning to cohousing abroad, not just for adventure travel, but for the support of community when migrating. For a growing number, Greece is calling. And for some, cohousing may be the key to making a move abroad possible.

“Can we build a cohousing neighborhood where people who support local agriculture come together with farmers to create a resilient and caring community life?” Dave Boehnlein, permaculturist and one of Rooted Northwest’s founders We believe the answer is Yes!, and we are doing just that in rural Snohomish County an hour north of Seattle.

If you’ve been dreaming this winter of finding an international cohousing community surrounded by palm trees with perfect 70-80 degree daytime temperatures, maybe you’re dreaming of Rancho La Salud Village (RLSV). As Mexico’s first cohousing community, RLSV is in a semi-rural location along the shores of Lake Chapala – Mexico’s largest lake – three miles... Read More