The Military Housing Association released the following statement detailing the work of leading privatized military housing providers to finalize implementation of the Tenant Bill of Rights...
Military Housing Association (MHA) member companies have long supported a more transparent process to develop BAH rates that accurately reflect rental market rates.
Gen. John Campbell (U.S. Army – Ret.) recently sat down to discuss his new role as senior advisor to the MHA and how military housing providers are working together to strengthen the Military Housing Privatization Initiative.
Few people could have predicted the challenges caused by the pandemic. Despite the pressures and uncertainties, service members answered the call to serve each and every day. To support them, Military Housing Association (MHA) member companies and their staff worked tirelessly to provide essential housing services for service members and their families.
The Military Housing Association urges privatized military housing residents to participate in this year’s Tenant Satisfaction Survey. The MHA hopes that encouraging household participation will give the Department of Defense and their housing partners the feedback and data they need to ensure privatized housing goals for the next year meet the expectations of residents.
The Military Housing Privatization Initiative (MHPI) partners remain strongly committed to advancing the Department of Defense’s energy security goals by increasing the sustainability and improving the energy performance at military housing communities.
I am proud to announce that I have joined the Military Housing Association as a senior advisor. Making a difference in the lives of service members and their families is at the core of everything I have done and my goal is to do even more through the Military Housing Association.
Creating innovative housing management solutions for the U.S. military has been central to the Military Housing Privatizing Initiative (MHPI) mission since its inception.
We are committed to ensuring the health and safety of residents and employees across privatized military housing. While the COVID-19 pandemic presented tremendous challenges to our nation’s service members and their families, MHA member companies acted quickly to implement operational safeguards and policy changes to support residents during these unprecedented times.
The Fall 2019 Navy Public Private Venture (PPV) survey published by Navy Installations Command measured resident satisfaction after MHPI partner companies and the Department of Defense began implementing solutions to expand and enhance services and improve the resident experience.
