Housing Market Analysis at Peterson Air Force Base, Colorado.

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A housing market analysis determines the ability of on-base and off-base family housing assets to meet the family housing needs of military personnel. Peterson Air Force Base completed a housing market analysis in April 1995 that showed a projected deficit of 202 family housing units. The Director of Housing, U.S. Air Force, then directed several Air Force installations, including Peterson Air Force Base, to contract for an alternative housing market analysis. The Peterson Air Force Base alternative analysis was completed in October 1995 and projected a family housing deficit of 278 units in FY 1999. Audit Objectives. The overall audit objective was to evaluate whether family housing requirements support the need for constructing DoD family housing. Another announced audit objective was to review the adequacy of the management control program applicable to the overall objective. This report is limited to our review of the Peterson Air Force Base housing market analysis. Our review of the management control program applicable to the family housing requirements determination process of all the Military Services will be addressed in a separate report.

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