Located between Baltimore, Maryland and Washington, DC, Fort Meade was carved out of heavily forested, rolling hills in a decidedly rural area prior to World War I. Before Picerne assumed housing responsibilities in 2002, Fort Meade’s homes were not considered among the Army’s best. Now, spectacular new and renovated homes serve the on-post military community along with the Army’s best Neighborhood Centers.

Fort Meade's Website

Fort Bragg is the “Home of the Airborne.” It is 50 miles south of Raleigh, North Carolina’s capital, and right outside of Fayetteville. The XVIII Airborne Corps, the 82nd Airborne Division, and Special Operations Forces all call Fort Bragg home. As the largest parachute force in the free world, the 82nd Airborne Division can deploy combat ready forces worldwide within 18 hours of notification.

Fort Bragg's Website

The Joint Readiness Training Center is the Army’s premier training center for contingency forces. Nestled in the piney woods of west central Louisiana, it’s truly a sportsman’s paradise. Many of our employees come from the surrounding communities and bring the warm, caring personalities of the tight-knit communities to the job. We are not only one company with one mission, we are one family.

Fort Polk's Website

Located in Southeast Alabama, Fort Rucker is the "Home of Army Aviation." Fort Rucker is about 80 miles south of Montgomery. Dothan, Enterprise, Daleville and Ozark are immediately surrounding the post to the west, south and east, respectively. There’s a lot of old-fashioned Southern hospitality on post as well as in the neighboring communities.

Fort Rucker's Website

Fort Riley, known as the “Home of the Big Red One,” is located in northeast Kansas and is a unique training post. Established in 1853, Fort Riley offers a glimpse into the past, as many buildings and historic homes are built of beautiful native limestone. Since assuming operations in July 2006, Picerne Military Housing has maintained the beauty of the prairie post's historic homes, while building new homes and adding many modern amenities for families to enjoy.

Fort Riley's Website

The site of Fort Sill was staked out on January 8, 1869 by Maj. Gen. Philip H. Sheridan who led a campaign into Indian Territory to stop hostile tribes from raiding border settlements in Texas and Kansas. Much of the post’s rich and colorful history is intertwined with tales of Native American lore during that era. Today, Fort Sill remains the only active Army installation of all the forts on the South Plains built during the Indian wars.

Fort Sill's Website

Located on Maryland’s beautiful Chesapeake Bay, Aberdeen Proving Ground is the Army’s oldest active proving ground established six months after the United States entered World War I in 1917. Known as the “Home of Ordnance” and future home of the C4ISR, Aberdeen Proving Ground serves as a key element in the nation’s defense as a center for Army material testing, laboratory research and military training. In May 2008, the Army selected Picerne Military Housing as their partner to develop a plan to privatize family housing at Aberdeen. Picerne looks forward to renovating the gorgeous historic homes and building beautiful new homes and amenities on post for families to enjoy.

Fort Bragg, NC
Like a compass leading you home, Randolph Pointe will command attention as the Army's premier privatized apartment community for single or unaccompanied Senior NCO's (E6 and above) and Officers. Opening in early 2009, Randolph Pointe will feature 312 spacious one and two bedroom apartments conveniently located on main post.

Model Home Now Open!
Sign up now to occupy in January 09.

Randolph Pointe's Website