Our Location

We are across from “The Heart of the City” of Burnsville, and just a short walk or drive from shopping, churches, restaurants, and so much more.

Our Pricing

One of the best things about Parkway Cooperative is the prices. We have low buy-in and monthly charges for our cooperative members. Check out the “Units” page on this site for more information on prices and unit sizes.

location

View of the Parkway Entrance and Parking Lot

Benefits

What Is a Cooperative, and What Are the Benefits?

In most cases, members of housing cooperatives are considered homeowners for income tax purposes, and therefore receive the same tax benefits that homeowners receive. Individual members of housing co-ops can accumulate equity on their shares over time.

Why Being a Cooperative Member Is Better Than Renting

Seven advantages that make cooperative membership more attractive than renting:

  • 1 Ownership: The members own the cooperative. The landlord owns a rental.
  • 2 Control: The residents govern the cooperative. The landlord governs a rental.
  • 3 Operating Cost: In a cooperative, occupancy charges are equal to the actual cost of owning and operating the property. In a rental, rents go up faster than actual costs because the landlord is in business to make a profit. Cooperative members keep the profit that a landlord would pocket.
  • 4 Individuality: The cooperative allows members to customize their dwelling units. A landlord controls everything in a rental.
  • 5 Homeowner Tax Advantages: The cooperative passes income tax deductions through to its members. All the income tax benefits of rental properties go to the landlord.
  • 6 Equity Growth Potential: The cooperative passes equity growth potential to its members. A rental passes equity growth to the landlord.
  • 7 Overall Value: A cooperative maximizes benefits for its members. A rental maximizes profits for the landlord.

Some Pictures Shown at the Most Recent Parkway Open House