Urban Moshav is a non-profit development partner for Jewish cohousing.
Urban Moshav’s first project is Berkeley Moshav, a developing community in Berkeley, CA that now has a site! If you might be interested to live in or help create Berkeley Moshav, please sign up for the Berkeley Moshav newsletter or take this short survey.
Click here for the list of services Urban Moshav provides.
Read this article on the Jewish cohousing idea or this one about a community we're helping to build.
Learn about the Jewish cohousing movement in North America.
Check out this primer on cohousing from the Cohousing Association of the U.S.
- Cohousing is a form of intentional neighborhood, with private homes and extensive common facilities, in which residents know their neighbors well and engage deeply in community life. (Common facilities include a group dining hall and kitchen and possibly also indoor or outdoor recreation space, a lounge, a community garden, a children’s playroom, guest rooms, an art or exercise studio, a workshop, office space, and vehicles.)
- Jewish cohousing is a modern village where neighbors engage one another through Jewish ritual, study, and culture, creating a milieu in which daily life is infused with Jewish life and where Jewish literacy, tradition, and values can therefore flourish.
Urban Moshav’s first project is Berkeley Moshav, a developing community in Berkeley, CA that now has a site! If you might be interested to live in or help create Berkeley Moshav, please sign up for the Berkeley Moshav newsletter or take this short survey.
Click here for the list of services Urban Moshav provides.
Read this article on the Jewish cohousing idea or this one about a community we're helping to build.
Learn about the Jewish cohousing movement in North America.
Check out this primer on cohousing from the Cohousing Association of the U.S.