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THE GOOD LIFE: 100 Years of Housing Cooperatives in Washington, DC, 1920 - 2020

One of the lesser-known stories of Washington, DC, is the success of cooperative housing in the nation’s capital. Today, there are more than 100 housing cooperatives with thousands of apartments in DC varying widely in location, size, and architectural style including hi-rise buildings, garden style buildings, and detached houses. A number of cooperatives are even famous. Washington, DC is second only to New York City in the number of cooperative dwellings. Much of the credit for the establishment and growth of cooperatives in Washington goes to a visionary developer named Edmund J. Flynn. How viable will cooperative housing be in 21st Century Washington, DC? Tens-of-thousands of Washingtonians still live in established co-op residences and one new cooperative, Capitol Hill Tower, located near National’s Park, was constructed in 2006.