Multi-Housing News interviewed Senior Advisor John Campbell (U.S. Army – Ret.) on privatized military housing industry’s solutions to coronavirus challenges. Read more.
Fort Riley garrison commander Col. Will McKannay held a roundtable to discuss recent accomplishments at the installation and provide information on future initiatives, like investments being made to privatized military family housing communities.
Hunt Military Communities will expand solar rooftop photovoltaic capabilities throughout housing communities at Scott Air Force Base, which includes more than 1,500 homes.
CBS Los Angeles reports that Lincoln Military Housing is currently in search of new employees to fill more than 50 positions across bases in California.
Balfour Beatty Communities, ENGIE partnership invests $12 million to enhance energy performance of Army homes.
Lincoln Military Housing recently earned the 2020 Exemplary Individual Project/Program Award for their partnership with Fort Sam Houston Elementary School to support the Cougar Cub Recycling Program.
Corvias Military Living has partnered with Joint Readiness Training Center and Fort Polk on a multimillion-dollar project to improve housing at Fort Polk.
Lincoln Military Housing is working with Naval Air Station Lemoore to move sailors into vacant on-base housing units to help protect the fleet from COVID-19. The effort aims to keep sailors healthy prior to being deployed.
WTXL reports how Hunt Military Communities' "Hunt Little Heroes" contest honors military children who are a positive influence among their peers.
To celebrate the Month of the Military Child, Hunt Military Communities decided to launch Hunt Little Heroes to highlight the accomplishments of military children in local communities.