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Guide to military housing in Hampton Roads

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Navy Housing Privatized

Navy housing in the Hampton Roads area is owned and operated by Lincoln Military Housing. The Navy Housing Welcome Centers continue to take applications for base housing, manage the waiting lists and make referrals. To check out the waiting list go to Navy OneStop at http://www.housing.navy.mil/onestop

Housing Welcome Centers

Your orders require you to check into one of the Hampton Roads Housing Offices before you negotiate for off-base housing. They can help you locate civilian vacancies.

Southside Hampton Roads:
Monday-Friday, 0730-1615
7924 14th Street, Norfolk, Va. 23505
757-445-2832
DSN 565-2832
1-800-628-7510
FAX 757-445-6935

Peninsula Hampton Roads:
Monday-Friday, 0800-1615
1970 Von Stuben Dr., Newport News, Va. 23603
757-847-7806
DSN 953-7806
1-800-628-7510
FAX 757-847-7822

Home Sales and Rentals

Homes for sale are usually plentiful in Hampton Roads and relatively reasonable when compared to high cost areas like California or Washington, DC. However, the demand for rentals units is quiet high, and the vacancy rate is low. Costs for rental units during the summer months may be very high near the resort areas because of the tourist season. Average apartment rentals can range from $600 for an unfurnished one-bedroom unit to over $1,000 for an unfurnished four-bedroom unit. Housing costs may be lower on the Peninsula. A useful website to start your search is http://realestate.hamptonroads.com/apartments/ or http://realestate.hamptonroads.com/.

Rental Partnership Program

Contact the Southside Hampton Roads Welcome Center for more information, including information about the Rental Partnership program. RPP contains properties designated for Military Personnel at reduced rates. Rent must be paid by allotment.

Landlord Tenant Acts and Military Clauses

The Acts and clauses in leases may vary from state to state. As a result, local security deposits may be more than you are expecting. Even when you receive orders, landlords can require 30 days notice.

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