Pleasant Hill Cohousing

09/17/2026

Did you know: Pleasant Hill Cohousing celebrates 25 years since move in this month!!!!🥳🎉
We will celebrate as a community next month! Cheers to 25 years! ✨

08/26/2026

Co-buying. Interesting idea.

Traditional cohousing is an incredible way to help us live more connected, sustainable, and democratic future. But it’s not the only way. As we continue

08/20/2026

New neighbors on the canal outside our property!
Hundreds of em! Maybe thousands!
W**d abatement with flair!

07/22/2026

Our Landscape Committee is so dedicated to finding low water landscapes and plants that will fill in areas for both beautification and less weeding. All around win!🏆 💞

04/19/2026

Come celebrate National Cohousing Month by touring Cohousing Association of the UScommunities all over the country. Communities offer an array of virtual and in-person offerings.

Pleasant Hill Cohousing will be offering an in person tour with walk throughs of homes for sale. If you haven't already been to campus, hope you can make it! Sign up at the the link below:

The best way to get to know the first new-build greenfield East Bay Cohousing neighborhood, the most suburban, a mile up a bike path from BART, is on a monthly tour.

04/15/2026

Rainy + sunny + rainy weekend = rainbows❣️🌈✨

04/09/2026

Cohousing Summit Coming Soon - look at all the communities in the Seattle area!
Puget Ridge Cohousing (Seattle, est. 1994), a multigenerational community now seeing a third wave of children grow up there, with traditions like solstice celebrations, community singing, and weekly dance classes
Capitol Hill Urban Cohousing (Seattle, 2016), a small, urban, walkable community where neighbors share three meals a week in the heart of the city
Crow Woods (Seattle, 2025), a brand-new 9-home community showing how innovative design and zoning can make small-scale cohousing possible
Skagit Commons (Anacortes, 2022), where neighbors gather for everything from hiking and art to weekly happy hours and shared meals
Winslow Cohousing (Bainbridge Island, 1992), the first member-developed cohousing community in the U.S., still going strong more than 30 years later
Rooted Northwest (Arlington, forming), an ambitious agrihood community taking shape on 240 acres of farmland
Elderberry Commons (Seattle, forming), an emerging 55+ cohousing community designed for accessibility, connection, and aging in community

The Cohousing Summit: Seattle is a one-day gathering for anyone drawn to deeper connection - whether you live in community, are working to create one, or are