Sustaining thriving military communities requires continuous investment. In 2024, Hunt Military Communities announced major investments totaling over $220 million in upgrades and renovations as part of a vital effort to support military readiness.
Residents shared the advantages of living in on-base, privatized military housing with Military Families Magazine.
Corvias announced that the company secured access to more than $560 million in capital to support its U.S. Army privatized military housing portfolio.
Liberty Military Housing and Corvias recently announced the completion of projects that will bring new playgrounds to two military installations.
Hunt Military Communities announced the launch of its Phase II Solar and Battery Project at Hanscom Air Force Base totaling 2.2 megawatts of renewable energy for the community.
Corvias partnered with the U.S. Army to launch a project to repair or replace 1,600 roofs on military family homes at Fort Sill.
Mayroad joined Edwards Air Force Base leadership to break ground on the development of the Air Force’s first commercial apartment complex.
Corvias became the first military housing provider to earn WELL Residence certification from the International WELL Building Institute (IWBI), the leading global certification for healthy buildings.
Balfour Beatty Communities recently announced engagement with fiber optic network providers to improve and expand access to high-speed internet for military families, starting with 10,000 homes across six U.S. Army bases.
Corvias’ ongoing project to expand solar power generation at Fort Riley is now in Phase 3. In total, the three-phase project will produce over 22,000 MWh, powering 40% of the homes at Fort Riley.