Cohousing is a community-oriented housing model where residents actively participate in the design and management of their neighborhood. Typically, these communities consist of private homes clustered around shared spaces, such as gardens, playgrounds, and community buildings. This arrangement encourages social interaction and collaboration among neighbors, fostering a sense of belonging and support. In a cohousing community, residents often share resources and responsibilities, such as meals, maintenance, and activities. This cooperative approach can lead to reduced living costs and a more sustainable lifestyle. Cohousing is gaining popularity as people seek alternatives to traditional living arrangements, emphasizing connection and community engagement.