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.
Balfour Beatty Communities announced the start of a new construction project at Fort Carson that will bring more than 200 new homes to the community.
Corvias announced the launch of a partnership that supports maintenance teams at seven military installations with increased access to technical training.
Balfour Beatty Communities announced the completion of two major projects to enhance on-base energy resiliency.
Hunt Military Communities Foundation launched the fifth annual Hunt Little Heroes program for military children.
Corvias announced the planned enrollment of 22,000 homes across seven military installations in the WELL residential program to support the health and resilience of residents.
The Michaels Organization announced an investment of more than $500 million in the company’s U.S. Army privatized housing portfolio.
At MacDill Air Force Base and Joint Base Andrews, The Michaels Organization launched an in-home electric vehicle charging stations pilot-program, the first of its kind at the two military housing communities.