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Sen. Jack Reed (D-RI) proposes a Senate companion to the House-passed Vulnerable Veterans Housing Reform Act (HR 6361). The measure, the proposed Housing Assistance for Veterans (S 3614), would establish a pilot veterans program in HUD.
Transitional housing for homeless veterans will get a lift with $28.4 million of new funding from the Department of Veterans Affairs. The grants will finance 38 projects in 25states and the District of Columbia.
HUD and the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) are within 5% of their goal of having veterans comprise 88% of those using vouchers in the joint HUD-VA Supportive Housing (HUD-VASH) program.
All military housing units are now required to conserve electricity or face financial penalties. The Defense Department’s Resident Energy Conservation Program is in full operation after successful pilot programs at Marine Corps Base Hawaii and Marine Corps Air Station in
CitiMortgage unveils its Citi Military PCS (permanent change of station) transfer assistance program to help service members who get stuck with existing mortgages when permanently transferred to another base
A large combined military housing construction project encompassing three U.S. military bases in New Jersey has been completed after five years of demolition and construction. More than 2,000 homes will house families from McGuire Air Force Base, Lakehurst Naval Air Station and Fort Dix Army Base.
Officials in Key West, FL are scouring legal documents to determine if the city can collect property taxes from private housing units on federal land. The findings could have implications on similar federal military properties across the country converting to private
Legislation introduced this week would require the Army, Navy, Air Force and other service branches to become more aggressive in the oversight of privately operated military housin
British builder Balfour Beatty Communities receives a Defense Department contract to privatize military housing at four Air Force bases under the Western Group Housing Privatization Project.
Military service members victimized by unfair or fraudulent mortgage practices will be eligible for cash payments under the $26 billion settlement reached in February between federal and state governments and the nation’s five largest lenders. Other homeowners could see their
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