Mahalo for your interest in joining our upcoming conversations about military housing on Oʻahu.
Ward Research is conducting a State-funded study of military housing on Oʻahu, and we'd love to hear from active-duty military households. We're looking for families with dependents who receive BAH and rent either off-base in the civilian market or in privatized military housing, such as Island Palms, Ohana Military Communities, or Hickam Communities.
Your experience can help the State better understand housing costs, choices, and challenges for military families.
A few additional questions will determine eligibility. If you qualify and complete the interview, you'll receive $125.
Details:
Who can participate: Active-duty military households that meet all of the following:
An active-duty service member, or their spouse, stationed on Oʻahu
At least one dependent living in the household
Receives BAH
Rents off-base OR lives in privatized military housing
Topic: Experiences finding, choosing, and paying for housing on Oʻahu
Format: Confidential, one-hour, one-on-one interview held online
Incentive: $125 if you qualify and complete the interview
Mahalo nui for your interest!
Interview Participation Terms: Spaces are limited and filled on a first-come, first-served basis. Each individual may participate only once, and only one member per household. Participants must be 18 or older. This study is limited to active-duty military households with dependents who receive BAH and live on Oʻahu, either in civilian rentals or in privatized military housing. A short set of additional questions will determine eligibility. Interviews are confidential.