Air Force Real Property Agency The Air Force Real Property Agency (AFRPA) is a field operating agency within the office of the Assistant Secretary of the Air Force for Installations, Environment and Logistics. AFRPA acquires, disposes of, and manages all Air Force-controlled real property worldwide.[Fact Sheet]
AFRPA has moved...
Our new mailing address is 2261 Hughes Avenue, Suite 121, Lackland AFB, Texas, 78236-9821
Business phone 866-725-7617
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AFRPA Strategic Plan - The Air Force Real Property Agency (AFRPA) will lead the transformation in acquiring, managing, and disposing of property in support of Airmen and the Air Force mission.
Enhanced Use Leases are opportunities for the Air Force to partner with private industry by leasing non-excess assets. These assets can bring numerous opportunities for improvements such as: office space, flight line and hangar facilities, warehouses and industrial buildings, laboratories, and research and development facilities, energy co-generation plants, hotels and temporary lodging, conference centers, and hospitals and medical facilities just to name a few! Click by state to view specific information regarding EUL projects at that location. Click here for more information on theAir Force EUL.
Base Realignment and Closure (BRAC) is the congressionally authorized process the Department of Defense (DoD) has used to reorganize its installation structure to more efficiently and effectively support our forces, increase operational readiness, and facilitate new ways of doing business. Two pieces of legislation drive this process: Defense Authorization Amendments and Base Closure and Realignment Act.
AFRPA is tasked with planning, initiating, and implementing guidelines for the acquisition, management, and disposal of real property at active Air Force bases worldwide. The Agency oversees, develops, and evaluates complex real estate actions and issues faced by the Air Force. AFRPA also ensures all real estate actions are in compliance of policies, directives, and controls, and prepares information and justification for the Air Force's real estate actions for Congress, Armed Services Committees, Department of Defense, and Air Force leadership.
Homeless find hope at closed California bases - In California, as the temperature drops and the number of homeless people climbs, former Air Force bases around the state offer warm relief. Transitional housing is one of the many ways communities are using property on closed military bases for local benefit.
Air Force Real Property Headlines
May 2010
Air Force Worldwide
Real Estate Symposium
"The Air Force Real Property Agency is hosting the 2010 Worldwide Real Estate Symposium (WWRES), 10-14 May 2010, in San Antonio, Texas at the Omni Colonnade Hotel. The theme for this event is "Building Real Estate Success," and the key element for achieving real estate success for the Air Force is "You."
The training symposium will provide base and MAJCOM personnel essential real estate training as well as a forum for Air Force Realty Specialists, Real Property Officers and Asset Managers to discuss current real estate strategies and trends. For more information or to register, go to: www.baskow.com/client/wwres
Former Kelly AFB Prepared, Poised and Ready for Whole Base Transfer in 2010- With the conclusion of two major environmental cleanup projects at the former Kelly Air Force Base, the Air Force Real Property Agency (AFRPA) nears readiness for completion of whole base transfer in 2010 to the local redevelopment authority, Port San Antonio.
Air Force starts down runway toward renewable EUL Projects - The Air Force's selection last week of a developer to build a solar array on 3,200 acres of California's Mojave Desert at Edwards Air Force Base marks the service's first attempt to harness the enhanced use leasing (EUL) program to take advantage of the nation's surging demand to obtain a greater share of its energy from renewable sources.
North Highlands has coped with McClellan's civilian shift - Today, eight years after Sacramento County and private partners took over the 3,000-acre site, McClellan Park is a growing business enclave with a diverse mix of companies, most of which have weathered the economic downturn.
University sought for former Mather AFB- Sacramento Business Journal has reported plans to recruit a university to the former Mather Air Force Base, now known as Mather Commerce Center.
Green Building Gets Gold Certificate at Former George AFB - It's not easy to get a gold certificate even if you are a green building. But two such buildings at the former George Air Force Base both received LEED Gold Certification from the U.S. Green Building Council. "Distribution Centre 1," a one-million-square-foot building (shown here), uses about half the energy of a conventionally built structure, saving about $275,000 annually.
Former Plattsburgh Air Force Base transfers more than 500 acres for redevelopment - San Antonio, Texas - On July 17, the Air Force Real Property Agency (AFRPA) made significant progress towards completing the transfer of land that was once home to Plattsburgh AFB. With the Air Force signing the deed, a total of nearly 540 acres will be turned over to the Plattsburgh Airbase Redevelopment Corporation (PARC) for economic reuse.
Wanted: energy developer feedback on Edwards Air Force Base solar project - San Antonio, Texas - The Air Force Real Property Agency is soliciting input on a Statement of Need from parties interested in developing a solar generation facility on 3,288 acres of Mojave Desert real estate at Edwards Air Force Base, Calif.
Thousands of acres, no waiting: Industry Forum showcases development prospects - San Antonio, Texas - With thousands of acres of undeveloped real estate in prime locations across the nation, the Air Force is hosting an industry forum for developers interested in creating commercial projects at Air Force installations. Click here to register.
Air Force tests innovative "green" environmental cleanup at Chanute - Hybrid poplar trees may provide the Air Force with a "green" solution to environmental cleanup challenges at the former Chanute AFB. The restoration program at the former base, managed by the Air Force Real Property Agency (AFRPA) will test this technology in the cleanup efforts for a landfill at Chanute.
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