Cheaper by the dozen

With costs on the rise, co-op houses offer an economic advantage, and a social one too

By Emma Brown

Globe Correspondent / August 2, 2008

E-mail|
Reprints|

Text size – +

The smell of pancakes and eggs wafts into the bright ground-floor sitting room of a Fields Corner triple-decker, where Micha Josephy - one of 12 people who own this house collectively and live here cooperatively - ticks off the bottom-line benefits of pooling resources. (Full article: 1298 words)