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The Data

What Service Families Are Reporting.

Every report filed with MHOP joins a growing national dataset on conditions inside privatized military housing — the companies running it, the health impacts on families, and the legal gaps that let it continue.
By The Numbers

Data At A Glance.

Reports filed with MHOP are confidential, voluntary, and continuously updated. The numbers below reflect what service families have documented to date.
0
Reports filed
Confidential reports submitted to MHOP from service families nationwide.
0%
Report mold or mildew
0%
Report a health problem
0%
Unaware of their tenant rights
Who's Reporting

Reports From Every Branch And Pay Grade.

Service members and their families file reports with MHOP from across the U.S. military — every branch, every pay grade.

Reports By Branch.

2,847
Total Reports

    Reports By Pay Grade.

    By Management Company

    Reports By Housing Management Company.

    NATIONAL DATA

    Where Reports Are Coming From

    Reports filed with MHOP, mapped by installation and region.
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    150+ reports
    75–149
    Under 75
    reports filed
    MOST REPORTED INSTALLATIONS
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    What Families Report

    Hazards Inside The Housing.

    Each gauge below shows how often a hazard appears in reports filed with MHOP. Most reports name more than one condition — mold, water damage, and pests appear in the majority.
    0%
    Mold & Mildew
    0%
    Water Damage
    0%
    Pest Infestations
    0%
    HVAC Failures
    0%
    Structural & Safety
    0%
    Lead Paint
    The Health Toll

    How The Housing Affects Families.

    Reports filed with MHOP consistently name health problems tied to the housing. The breakdown below shows how those reports distribute across the most commonly reported conditions.
    Overall
    0%
    Of reports name a health problem linked to the housing.
    Children Affected
    0%
    Of reports name a child with a housing-related condition.
    Most Common Conditions
      Finding 01 · The Awareness Gap

      Most Families Don't Know Their Rights.

      Congress passed the Tenant Bill of Rights. The DoD signed off on it. Yet most service families have never been told it exists.
      0%
      Of families say they're unfamiliar with the Tenant Bill of Rights.
      Finding 02 · The Accountability Gap

      Closed Work Orders. Unfinished Repairs.

      The same pattern that produced Balfour Beatty's 2021 guilty plea continues across the company's installations — and at others.
      0%
      Of respondents report one or more work orders being closed before repairs were completed.
      Finding 03 · The Retention Gap

      When Housing Drives People Out.

      Service members are walking away from their careers because of where their families are forced to live. The housing isn't just hurting them — it's costing the force.
      0%
      Of respondents say their housing experience has affected their decision to remain in the service.
      Follow The Money

      Federal Lobbying By Privatized Military Housing Contractors.

      $1.89M

      combined federal lobbying, 2024 — privatized military housing contractors

      Contractor 2024 Spend Trend Top Issues Lobbied Source

      Balfour Beatty Communities

      Balfour Beatty plc (UK)

      		$670,000▲ +109%vs 2023NDAA · MHPI · DoD approps · FCA enforcementView →

      Corvias Group

      Corvias LLC

      		$460,000▲ +130%vs 2023NDAA · MHPI oversight · DoD appropsView →

      Hunt Companies

      Hunt Companies Inc.

      		$440,000▲ +57%vs 2023NDAA · MHPI · business tax · DoD appropsView →

      Lendlease (Americas)

      Lendlease Group (AU)

      		$320,000— Flatvs 2023NDAA · MHPI · real estate taxView →

      Sources & methodology: Senate Lobbying Disclosure Act (LDA) quarterly filings, aggregated via OpenSecrets.org. Issue codes per LD-2 disclosures. Figures rounded to nearest thousand.