Government Housing

U.S. Army Garrison Fort Gregg-Adams Housing Office

Housing management specialist: 804-734-3862

Wait times vary. Contact the office for current estimated wait times. Homes are available for all ranks, but some categories are extremely limited. Housing is assigned by rank and family size. Housing is offered on a first-come, first-served basis. Incoming personnel must complete an application for housing and provide a copy of their orders. Call 804-765-3862/1597 for more information or visit the Housing Services Office at 1401 Barefooot Ave. Building 3400, Room 101.

U.S. Army Garrison Fort Gregg-Adams On-Post Housing Office
Housing management specialist: 804-733-1558

Applicants may complete an application at the Fort Gregg-Adams Family Housing website.

Potential residents are required to sign a lease and start an allotment for Basic Allowance for Housing. Rent is determined solely on BAH and is collected on the first of each month by Fort Gregg-Adams Family Housing. Rent is paid in arrears, meaning soldiers will pay the previous month’s rent at the first of the current month. Residents should monitor their Leave and Earnings Statement and make sure the allotment has been initiated. Residents are responsible for making sure their rent is paid. Late fees can be imposed by Hunt Companies.

The Fort Gregg-Adams Family Housing Referral Program lets residents choose their neighbor when they bring in the Referral Program card. 

If the service member is not available to sign the lease, the spouse must have a signed copy of a special power of attorney. The SPOA is different from a general power of attorney and is the only one accepted for leasing. Residents should provide a copy of their LES for the current month. Also accepted is documentation of their date of rank. Residents need to complete a Resident Contact Sheet.

Hunt Military Communities
Community manager: 804-732-7460 / 804-733-7884
Work orders: 804-733-1998

Family housing on post is operated and managed by Fort Gregg-Adams Hunt Companies located at 1510 Sisisky Blvd. and can be reached by calling 804-733-1558. The office hours are Monday through Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.  Fort Gregg-Adams has seven separate housing neighborhoods with several handicapped-accessible units available.

Some of the benefits of privatized military housing include:

• An immediate sense of community
• Improved maintenance and customer service
• Extended office hours and more locations to serve you
• Pet-friendly neighborhoods with breed restrictions
• No security check or deposits
• Free yard maintenance
• Free pest control
• $10,000 in personal property renters insurance and $100,000 in liability included in the rent, with a $100 deductible

Housing Services Office

All incoming personnel must report to the HSO located in the Soldier Support Center at 1401 Barefoot Avenue, Building 3400, Room 101 or by calling 804-765-1597/1963/2016/3862.

Note: Military members on permissive temporary duty travel for house hunting, in conjunction with permanent change of station leave, must report to the HSO on the first day of PTDY with authorization from O-5 or above on DA Form 31 as per regulation AR 600-8-10 to receive a housing stamp for verification and authorization. If the leave form is not properly stamped and dated by the HSO, finance will charge regular annual leave instead of PTDY.

Fort Gregg-Adams Family Housing

On-post family housing is operated and managed by Fort Gregg-Adams Hunt Companies located at 1510 Sisisky Blvd. or by calling 804-733-1558. The office hours are Monday through Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.  Fort Gregg-Adams has seven separate housing neighborhoods with several handicapped-accessible units available.

Availability

Wait times vary. Contact the office for current estimated wait times. Homes are available for all ranks, but some categories are extremely limited. Housing is assigned by rank and family size. Housing is offered on a first-come, first-served basis. Incoming personnel must complete an application for housing and provide a copy of their orders.

Application Procedures

Potential residents are required to sign a lease and start an allotment for Basic Allowance for Housing. Rent is determined solely on BAH and is collected on the first of each month by Fort Gregg-Adams Family Housing. Rent is paid in arrears meaning soldiers will pay the previous month's rent at the first of the current month. Residents should monitor their Leave and Earnings Statement and make sure the allotment has been initiated. Residents are responsible for making sure their rent is paid. Late fees can be imposed.

Fort Gregg-Adams Family Housing Referral Program will let you choose your neighbor when you bring in the referral program card. You can receive $100 off your next month's rent and your friend can also receive $100 off their first month's rent.

If the service member is not available to sign the lease, the spouse must have a signed copy of a special power of attorney. The SPOA is different from a general power of attorney and is the only one accepted for leasing. Residents should provide a copy of their LES for the current month. Also accepted is documentation of their date of rank. Residents need to complete a resident contact sheet.

Single Service Member Housing

First Sergeant's Barracks Program 2020

FSBP2020 provides first-class service and support to single service members in the grade of E-5 and below. The main office is located in building 8401 on 27th Street and A Avenue. Barracks managers are responsible for assignment, maintenance, termination, key control and much more. Military leadership is still involved in the health, welfare, morale and good order in the barracks. You can reach members of the unaccompanied personnel housing team at the following numbers: 804-734-6177/3207/6156

Soldiers who are geographically separate from their families are not authorized to live in the FSBP2020. Single soldiers without dependents, E6 and above, are required to live off post. Grades E6 and above without dependents are authorized to draw Basic Housing Allowance without dependent rate.

There is no geographic bachelors housing available on the installation. Advance individual training soldiers must reside on the installation in their unit's barracks. AIT soldiers should not bring family members with them while stationed at Fort Gregg-Adams.

Housing for military students varies depending on a student’s status. Most students are prohibited from bringing family members to Fort Gregg-Adams. Questions regarding housing policies should be directed to the various school’s cadre.

Rental Options

Fort Gregg-Adams is very unique in its layout, depending on which gate you leave the premises you will find yourself in a different city or county. The average one-bedroom apartment will run in the neighborhood of $1,100 and a two-bedroom about $1,200 or more per month excluding utilities. The average rental home is $1,700.