In Case You Missed It: Service members and their families are reading about the affordable, high-quality housing options provided by Military Housing Privatization Initiative (MHPI) partners in Military Families Magazine this week.
Corvias has reached a milestone in its initial development scope to build 400 new homes at Hurlburt Field as part of a larger effort through the Military Housing Privatization Initiative (MHPI) to eliminate inadequate military family housing.
Last week, Corvias announced that more than seventy new homes are near completion at Eglin Air Force Base, adding to the 729 homes Corvias has constructed since the inception of its housing partnership at Eglin AFB in 2013.
In September, Army officials and The Michaels Organization began construction of the Lower Stilwell housing development of Presidio of Monterey, which will include 108 brand new energy efficient family homes. This new project plays an important role in reducing the Department of Defense’s carbon footprint by deploying technologies to make homes more energy efficient, improving the energy resiliency of installations.
Military families with family members who have a disability or require an accommodation frequently decide to live on base to take advantage of accessible housing options and community amenities that can accommodate their disability. Privatized military housing providers that build and manage military housing communities in the United States are dedicated to assisting these families as service members and their partners and children answer the call to serve our country.
The non-profit founded by MHA member company Hunt Military Communities (HMC) is finding a way to support Afghan refugees currently housed at Fort Lee, Virginia Army Base. Hunt Heroes Foundation (HHF), the non-profit organization founded by HMC, recently announced that it is donating clothing and other supplies to aid hundreds of refugees located at Fort Lee.
The recent surge in the cost of rental units across the country reinforces the need for the Basic Allowance for Housing (BAH) to accurately reflect local market rates and cover 100% of housing costs.
Corvias is expanding its solar energy program at Fort Riley by outfitting an additional 385 homes with solar systems in communities throughout the installation.
Innovative methods for collecting resident feedback are changing how privatized military housing providers deliver high-quality homes and industry-leading services for active-duty military families.
See first-hand the dedication of Military Housing Association (MHA) member companies’ employees as they explain the industry’s commitment to the Tenant Bill of Rights.