Veteran Housing · Arizona

Veterans & Military Housing

Veterans who have honorably served our nation deserve housing options that fit their unique needs.

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Life After Service

More Than Brick and Mortar

On-base housing is essential during active service. After service, the requirements change. For veterans, housing is not just about brick and mortar. It is about reintegration1, community2 and support3.

  1. Reintegration

    A home that supports the move from active service into post-service life.

  2. Community

    A sense of community, so veterans feel at home.

  3. Support

    Easy access to essential services, community support and veteran assistance programs.

Off-Base Housing

What Veteran Housing Should Offer

  • 01

    Strategically located

    Near services

    Off-base housing for veterans should be strategically located, with easy access to essential services, community support and veteran assistance programs.

  • 02

    Ease of mobility

    Room to relocate

    Some veterans may need to relocate for medical care or job opportunities, so ease of mobility is crucial.

  • 03

    Know the regulations

    Federal rules

    Investors and housing providers for veterans must be well-versed in the federal regulations for veteran housing, and in the specific needs and challenges our heroes face.

  • 04

    Comfort, accessibility, community

    At home

    Housing should prioritize comfort, accessibility and a sense of community, so veterans feel at home and supported in their post-service lives.

Veteran Housing Project

Freedom Pointe, Mesa

Proposed · Mesa, AZ
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Freedom Pointe

A proposed veteran housing community in Mesa, Arizona.

Status
Proposed
Units
58
Site
6547 E. Main Street, Mesa, AZ 85205
Project owners
Chris Bade & Thom Gyder
Partners
Kingdom Builder Group, 48 Investments, NADEL Architecture + Planning
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Conceptual site plan for the proposed Circle RB redevelopment at 6547 E. Main Street in Mesa, Arizona. The plan shows building layouts, parking areas, landscaping, and other site features.
Conceptual site plan6547 E. Main Street, Mesa
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Conceptual elevationTwo-story modular housing

Veteran Housing

Housing for Those Who Served

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