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Rosa Village

 

A scalable model for developing resident-owned, infill housing on typical residential lots, permanently affordable to people with low-incomes.

Location: 1075 C St, Springfield, Oregon

Type: Limited Equity Co-op

Size: 6 one-bedroom suites on 0.1 acres

Status: Open since 2021

Carrying Charge: $825/month

Permanently Affordable for: 80% area median income or under

Project Background

In 2020, SquareOne received a generous donation of a 3.3 acre property at 2243 Roosevelt Blvd in Eugene.

We began using the northern portion of the site to provide non-congregate shelter beginning in 2021, which eventually evolved into the new home for Opportunity Village when it needed to relocate from its original site in 2023. SquareOne's founding program continues to provide transitional tiny homes in a community setting to around 30-40 people at a time at this site T


he southern 2.0 acres of the site will be the future home of Rosa Village Co-op, with 52 new permanently affordable homes. Plans include 40 one-bedroom flats and 12  two-bedroom townhomes within a village setting that includes a 1,600 square foot common house with shared amenities. The common house includes space large enough for all residents to meet or share a meal, do their laundry or get mail, and store bikes and common tools. A central open space provides ample outdoor common space with opportunities for gardening, and plans also include a fenced dog park on the recessed eastern end of the property.

$602,442
Total Project Cost
$100,000
Cost per Unit
$60,000
Total Resident Equity
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Housing & Site Design

Similar to Peace Village, the homes at Rosa Village are designed with deep energy efficiency in mind and targeting net zero energy ready performance. Increased sustainability measures include highly insulated 2x8 wall construction, elevated air tightness measures, fully insulated slab construction, and heat pump water heaters & mini- split heating & cooling. Plans also include metal roofing to accommodate solar panels after construction is completed.

Interested in living at this Co-op?

Applications are currently full, but you can join the waitlist to receive updates on any housing openings. Begin the process by reviewing the Membership Information Packet to see if this housing opportunity is the right fit for you.

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