Written for the residents of New York City Housing Authority (NYCHA) developments and NYCHA employees. The publication provides a round-up of authority-wide news, with a focus on residents. Each issue includes a column from the Mayor and the Housing Authority Chairman. There is often also a column by the Housing Bureau Police Chief. Other features include a column highlighting resident achievements.

Housing Digital is a website covering housing news, features and opinions for social housing professionals.

Written for the National Association of Home Builders. Serves a forum for rigorous economic, demographic, and government policy analysis written in terms that builders, manufacturers, and housing finance professionals can understand and apply to their own business. Editorial provides an overview of the economy, data for more than 100 local markets, and in-depth analyses of the niches and nuances of home building markets. Features include housing activity; outlooks for remodeling, nonresidential construction and family multifamily housing; employment and housing permit data; housing opportunity index; and in-depth analyses.

Background and Format: Published by Crosby Associates Media, Housing Executive is a national magazine for UK housing professionals.

Created for the largest-volume builders who are buyers and specifiers of building materials. Editorial content includes information on housing markets, selling strategies, ways to better streamline your operation and increase productivity and industry news.

Serves as a publication for the New Jersey Manufactured Housing Association. Strives to be a medium of exchange of ideas and information on the manufactured housing industry to members. Contains legislative updates, expert answers to readers' questions and timely events concerning the industry.

Background and Format: Established in 1994, provides key information, comment and analysis on key decisions, legislative developments and policy changes taking place in housing law. Each issue offers commentary, alongside practical guidance, on the latest relevant rulings from the courts, examining the impact they have on readers and the industry. It also follows the development of the law in both historic and contemporary contexts Audience and Readership: It is aimed at housing associations, local authorities, private landlords, house builders, contractors, accountants, solicitors, consultants, and other housing professionals Deadline: There is no set editorial deadline. Frequency: 10 issues a year Circulation: Figure i snot currently disclosed. Supplements and Sections: Subscribers receive three free supplements a year. It focuses on social housing within English and Scottish law, including commentary and briefing on present and future policy, stock transfers and case studies. Other Information: Susan is the best contact and can also pass on anything relevant to any external editors.

Since its inception in 2015, Housing Management & Maintenance has garnered attention from a diverse readership comprising over 8,000 housing and facilities management professionals, including local authority and housing association representatives, buy-to-let investors and student accommodation providers. Housing Management & Maintenance magazine covers the social and private rented sectors.

Background & Format: HQM (Housing Quality Magazine) is published by The Housing Quality Association and is aimed at professionals in the housing sector and councils. Covers environmental issues, tenancy, interviews with planning officers in councils, latest research from academics and housing research. For more information about advertising, the team can be reached on +44 (0)1904 557 150 and at hqn@hqnnetwork.co.uk Circulation: The publisher does not disclose the number

Background and Format: Housing Quality Association is a website that offers new about housing management, asset management, housing finance, governance, leasehold management, policy and strategy, income collection, private rented sector, resident engagement, neighbourhood management, and health and safety in social housing. Audience and Readership: Professionals that is interested in the rules and regulations of the housing market.