AbstractIn an article appearing in this journal a year ago, the author predicted that each year would see additional changes in laws and regulations affecting the base‐closure and redevelopment process.1This new article shows how that has been fulfilled with two new statutes and a revised regulation that will each have significant impacts on how military bases are converted to civilian use. These include: (1) the new law providing DOD funding and a statutory role for Restoration Advisory Boards in base cleanup, (2) revisions to the DOD regulations governing economic development conveyances of base property to Local Redevelopment Authorities (LRAs), and (3) the second major change to the McKinney Homeless Assistance Act in as many years, designed to reconcile aid to the homeless with economic redevelopmen