List of UK Housing Associations
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List of UK Housing Associations
The list of Housing Associations covers the whole of the UK. The lists detailed below are aimed to provide contact details for the most senior person responsible for all aspects of Housing Association policy and spending.
There are over 1,500 housing associations in the UK – accounting for around 2 million homes. Housing associations are not-for-profit organisations that own, let and manage rental housing. Generally, the revenue acquired through rent is put back into the property management and improving the housing. Housing associations are classified as “registered social landlords”, along with YMCA hostels and housing co-operatives and often offer either affordable or social housing.
A list of 1,500 Housing Associations Contacts. Accounting for around 2 million homes. Each record includes:
- Full Name of the Employee
- A Personal Business Email Address (not generic)
- Exact Job Title
- Organisation-level Phone & Fax Numbers
- Company Name and Website Address
- Company Revenue & Employee Size Indicator
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- Your list will be built to your specification
- Hundreds of selection criteria: job titles, seniority, industries and sectors, revenue, company size, sic codes or even by keyword.
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- Email addresses are updated quarterly for accuracy and relevance
List of Housing Associations by Job Title
- Owner/ Founder: 45 contacts
- President/ CEO: 102 contacts
- CFO: 10 contacts
- CIO/ CTO: 6 contacts
- COO: 21 contacts
- Chief’s: 59 contacts
- Partner: 39 contacts
- Managing Director: 124 contacts
- General Manager: 98 contacts
- VP’s: 138 contacts
- HR Directors: 32 contacts
- Operation Manager: 210 contacts
- Sales & Marketing Decision Makers: 115 contacts
- IT Decision Makers: 96 contacts
- Directors: 355 contacts
- Managers: 1,012 contacts
The Housing Associations Key List
Overview: Managerial staff in housing associations throughout the UK. This is the most comprehensive list of staff within Housing Associations. The data is organised by parent/subsidiary organisation, by job function, by property units. One person at the association is identified as a Principal contact to overcome the variations in organisational structure. This is normally the Chief Executive or Director
- Source: Own research
- QTY: 7940 senior contacts within 2271 Housing Associations
- Min Order: 1000 records
- Selections: Geographic, Type of premises, job function, organisation type, development status, tenant type
- Media: Mailing, Telephone and some email addresses
Residential Homes List
Overview: All UK-registered rest and nursing homes
- Source: Own research
- QTY: 25,831
- Min Order: £350 ex vat for 1000 records
- Selections: Company size, Geographic, SIC code, Type of location, Type of premises
- Media: Mailing, Email, Telephone
List of UK Housing Associations
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Who would use our list of housing associations?
- Suppliers to the rental market
- Public sector organisations
- Publishers
- IT companies
- Consultants
- Office supply companies
We work with multiple lists and sources so whatever the business purpose we can build a set of data unique to your project.
Who are the top Housing Associations in the UK?
- Clarion Housing Group
- A2 Dominion
- Sanctuary Housing
- Peabody
- L&Q (London and Quadrant Housing Trust)
- Notting Hill Genesis
- Southern Housing Group
- Guinness Partnership
- Orbit Group
- Riverside
List of housing associations by Location
Depending on your offering, you may want to connect with representatives of housing associations across various UK locations. The list below highlights specific targetable areas. As we continuously update our data lists, please contact us with your requirements, and we’ll provide you with the most current data counts for your project.
- List of housing associations in Scotland
- List of housing associations in Glasgow
- List of housing associations in Edinburgh
- List of housing associations in Wales
- List of housing associations in England
- List of housing associations in London
- List of housing associations in Manchester
- List of housing associations in Sheffield
- List of housing associations in Nottingham
- List of housing associations in Birmingham
- List of housing associations in Bristol
- List of housing associations in Bedfordshire
- List of housing associations in Buckinghamshire
- List of housing associations in Essex
- List of housing associations in Kent
- List of housing associations in Leeds
- List of housing associations in Norfolk
- List of housing associations in Suffolk
- List of housing associations in Northampton
- List of housing associations in Sussex
- List of housing associations in Yorkshire
- and more
Frequently asked questions about housing associations in the UK
How many housing associations are in the UK?
How housing associations work?
Are housing associations in the UK owned by the government?
Do housing associations make money?
Who funds housing associations in the UK?
Who controls housing associations?
Do housing associations work with for-profit partners?
Are there special conditions for working with housing associations?
Who makes decisions in housing associations?
In UK housing associations, decisions on new developments are made by the board of directors and executive management. Key players include:
- Board of Directors: Oversees governance and approves major projects.
- Executive Management: Handles operations and implements board decisions.
- Development Teams: Manage project planning and construction.
- Stakeholder Engagement: Ensures developments meet community needs and regulations.
This collaborative approach ensures well-planned, viable, and beneficial housing developments.