Hurricane Harvey - Immediate Housing Available & Relief Supplies

[Chris Clothier]

By now, we are well aware of the unprecedented and devastating impact Hurricane Harvey has had on Houston. Many of you, have friends and family that have been displaced by this tragic event and are literally left with nothing. 

We know there are many people that are suddenly homeless and are in need of a place to stay. Currently, Premier Property Management Group has very little vacancy, yet we do have 101 properties available in markets near or a short distance from Houston. Memphis, Dallas, Little Rock and Oklahoma City all have properties ready for immediate occupancy if needed.  

While we don't typically do short-term housing, we are encouraging our team to work with our valued clients and help support those in need.  We are asking that all of our clients work with our residents to help them in any way possible - including accepting short-term rentals as a way of assisting those with immediate needs.

If you or your loved ones, friends or even displaced residents are in need of immediate housing, please reach out to our team.  We are not allowing our rents to be raised during this surge in demand, however, will allow for modest increases to offset short-term rentals.  

If you have an immediate need or know of someone who needs housing or supplies, please contact me with a Direct Message and I will forward contact information for the Disaster Relief team.

As of now, we have been fortunate as a company.  Our team and their families are safe, our offices did not suffer water damage and we have relatively few problems with our properties.  We were lucky.  

Many are without basic housing and we are encouraging everyone to do what we can to provide this basic need without raising prices.

Two large pods will be delivered to our Houston offices shortly filled with basic food, water, hygiene and clothing supplies for residents, work crews and others affected by this storm.  If you would like to contribute to those supply efforts you can reach out to Nate as well.

As we learn more about the current situation with Hurricane Harvey and housing availability, we will update everyone.