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Homebuilders donate mortgage-free homes and support veterans on Veterans Day

Homebuilders partner with nonprofits to provide mortgage-free homes and training programs for military veterans.

Nov 11, 2026, 9:19 AM By the Genius Eye newsroom (Real Estate Reporter) · Fact-checkedHow we report
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On Veterans Day, several homebuilders across the U.S. launched initiatives to honor military veterans through home donations and support programs, HousingWire reported.

PulteGroup, in collaboration with Operation Homefront, gifted newly constructed homes to veterans in cities including Anna, Texas, Wixom, Michigan, and Richmond Hills, Georgia.

Meritage Homes also partnered with Operation Homefront to donate a mortgage-free home to Navy veteran Maggie Coleman in Gulfport, Mississippi; the home features four bedrooms and three bathrooms.

Lennar teamed with Operation Finally Home and U.S. Army Reserve soldier Craig Morgan to surprise two military families in Austin, Texas, with mortgage-free homes during a Veterans Day event.

Invitation Homes joined with the Home Builders Institute to fund hands-on training programs aimed at helping veterans transition into civilian careers, further supporting workforce development for military families.

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  1. HousingWire: Homebuilders and their partners team up to salute our veterans
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