Military Housing Options in Fayetteville
Military Housing Options in Fayetteville
Finding the right housing is one of the most important decisions when PCSing to Fort Liberty. Whether you prefer the convenience of on-post living or the flexibility of off-post communities, Fayetteville offers excellent options for military families.
On-Post Housing at Fort Liberty
Corvias Military Living
Corvias Military Living manages all on-post family housing at Fort Liberty, operating and maintaining over 6,100 homes across nine on-post communities.
Housing Communities Include:
- Normandy
- Anzio Acres
- Hammond Hills
- Pope
- Randolph Pointe (newest development)
- Ste. Mere Eglise
Home Types Available:
- 2-bedroom homes
- 3-bedroom homes
- 4-bedroom homes
- Available for all ranks (E1-O6+)
Advantages of On-Post Housing
- Convenience: Short commute to work
- Security: Controlled access to installation
- Utilities included: Most utilities covered in rent
- Maintenance: 24/7 maintenance support
- Community: Close-knit military community
- DoDEA Schools: 11 on-post schools (Pre-K through 8th grade)
Application Process
- Register with the Housing Services Office (HSO) online or in person
- Provide required documents (orders, family information, ID)
- Complete housing request form
- Check estimated wait times (updated bi-weekly online)
Contact: Fort Liberty Housing Services Office - 910-396-0671
Wait Times
Wait times vary by rank and family size. Check the Corvias website for current estimates. Registering early is strongly recommended.
Recent Improvements
Fort Liberty and Corvias have committed to significant renovations beginning in 2025, including:
- Interior and exterior repairs
- Plumbing upgrades
- Roof replacements
- HVAC improvements
- Electrical upgrades
Off-Post Housing Options
Popular Neighborhoods
Close to Post (5-15 minute commute)
Spring Lake
- Adjacent to Fort Liberty
- Affordable housing options
- Military-friendly community
- Rentals: $900-$1,400/month
Southern Pines/Pinehurst (Moore County)
- Highly-rated schools (major draw)
- Golf courses and amenities
- 30-40 minute commute
- Higher home values ($268,000 average)
- Popular with officers and senior NCOs
In Fayetteville (15-25 minute commute)
Haymount
- Historic neighborhood
- Tree-lined streets
- Close to downtown
- Mix of rentals and purchases
Vanstory Hills
- Family-friendly
- Good schools
- Parks and amenities
- Moderate pricing
Jack Britt Area
- Near Jack Britt High School
- Newer developments
- Shopping and restaurants nearby
Gray's Creek
- More rural setting
- Larger lots
- Growing community
- Affordable options
Hope Mills
- South of Fayetteville
- Affordable housing
- Lake access
- 20-25 minute commute
Rental Market Overview
| Area | Apartments | Single-Family Homes | |------|------------|---------------------| | Spring Lake | $800-$1,200 | $1,000-$1,500 | | Fayetteville | $900-$1,500 | $1,200-$2,000 | | Southern Pines | $1,200-$1,800 | $1,500-$2,500 | | Hope Mills | $800-$1,100 | $1,000-$1,400 |
Buying a Home
Fayetteville offers affordable home ownership opportunities:
Median Home Prices (2024)
- Fayetteville area: ~$225,000
- Southern Pines: ~$350,000
- Spring Lake: ~$180,000
- Hope Mills: ~$200,000
VA Home Loan Benefits
- No down payment required
- No PMI (private mortgage insurance)
- Competitive interest rates
- Limited closing costs
School Districts
Cumberland County Schools
- Serves most of Fayetteville
- Over 85 schools
- Military-connected student support
- Largest district in the area
Moore County Schools
- Serves Southern Pines/Pinehurst
- Highly rated (top in region)
- Popular with military families
- Longer commute trade-off
Hoke County Schools
- Serves Raeford area
- Growing district
- Close to post
DoDEA Schools (On-Post)
- 11 schools on Fort Liberty
- Pre-K through 8th grade
- High-quality education
- Designed for military families
BAH Considerations
Basic Allowance for Housing (BAH) rates for Fort Liberty are competitive:
- BAH typically covers most housing costs
- Rates vary by rank and dependency status
- Consider total cost (rent + utilities) when comparing options
- On-post housing automatically deducts full BAH
Tips for House Hunting
- Start early: Begin research as soon as you receive orders
- Use military-friendly realtors: Many specialize in PCS moves
- Consider commute: Traffic on Bragg Blvd can be heavy
- Check school ratings: If you have children
- Visit before signing: If possible, do a house-hunting trip
- Read reviews: Check Military Town Advisor and PCSgrades
Resources
- Fort Liberty Housing Office: 910-396-0671
- Corvias Military Living: corviasmilitaryliving.com
- Military OneSource: militaryonesource.mil
- PCSgrades: pcsgrades.com/fort-liberty
- Military Town Advisor: militarytownadvisor.com
Whether you choose on-post convenience or off-post flexibility, the Fayetteville area offers housing options for every military family's needs and budget.
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