This week, Liberty Military Housing (LMH) announced a $31.3 million dollar reinvestment and redevelopment project for the Capehart community, a privatized military housing community at the Marine Corps Air Station (MCAS) Yuma installation.
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.
Lincoln Military Housing announced the creation of the first Employee Stock Ownership Plan (ESOP) in the military housing industry, giving its employees, many of whom are military-affiliated, an ownership stake in the company.
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.
MHA member companies continue to be recognized for high-quality customer service to active-duty military families living in privatized military housing communities.
Military Housing Association (MHA) member company Balfour Beatty Communities (BBC) recently announced that it has completed agreements to install rooftop solar systems for military housing at Naval Air Station Jacksonville, Naval Air Station Pensacola and Naval Station Mayport.
In honor of Month of the Military Child, Hunt Military Communities (HMC) and its non-profit organization, Hunt Heroes Foundation, announced the winners of this year's “Hunt Little Heroes” program. Four dependent children of military service members were recognized for making a difference within their communities.
U.S. Army base of Fort Polk, Louisiana has experienced two hurricanes, a tropical storm, and an ice storm over the past few months, devastating thousands of homes belonging to service members and families. Corvias Property Management, which operates and maintains housing on Fort Polk, has worked tirelessly to rebuild this community and successfully responded to more than 1,800 emergency calls in the immediate aftermath of the hurricanes.
Military Housing Association member company Lincoln Military Housing (LMH) recently received the “Exceptional” Award from resident ratings of LMH for the seventh consecutive year.