Projection of Economy Assets (USAREUR Family Housing).
Abstract
This study investigated the impediments to USAREUR's acquisition of government-leased family housing, particularly in its Build-to-Lease (BTL) program. This report describes the USAREUR government leasing process, detailing the roles of the entrepreneur (proponent) and US and Federal Republic of Germany (FRG) agencies in developing a lease contract. The study concluded that USAREUR's government leasing process is improving, but problems still remain in the solicitation process, land acquisition, eight communities has a high risk of not meeting its goal. Extension of the sample's results to the other USAREUR communities indicate that a few communities may also fall in the high-risk category. Overall, the study results indicate that the FHAP's goals for using the private leasing to acquire additional economy assets are reasonable and achievable, provided appropriate management emphasis is placed on using Housing Referral Office efforts to locate new listings and to reduce losses from the existing inventory. Keywords: Evaluation; Deployed forces; Support; Systems analysis; Europe; Housing; Family Housing. (Author)
Document Details
- Document Type
- Technical Report
- Publication Date
- Jun 01, 1985
- Accession Number
- ADA156095
Entities
People
- G. F. Greco
- J. D. Brannon
- L. W. Wright
- O. W. Evans