Housing Association Database

The Housing Association Mailing list is an essential resource for connecting with over 7,077 contacts within housing associations across the UK. This database holds records for 6,388 named contacts with 2,824 unique personal emails and 164 direct phone numbers. In addition to the 7,077 postal addresses, it also contains 6,964 main telephone numbers and 1,099 organisational emails. This comprehensive database provides detailed contact information for key personnel across 1,541 organisations and 1,604 sites, including executives and management teams, ensuring you can engage effectively with decision-makers. With accurate and up-to-date records, you can segment and target housing associations by region, size, and specific needs, allowing for tailored marketing strategies and outreach efforts. Whether you’re looking to establish partnerships or enhance your business development initiatives, this database offers the insights and connections you need to succeed in the housing sector.

The Housing Association Organisation Types data highlights a range of organisation categories involved in housing and care services. The largest group is made up of Registered Social Landlords, followed by ALMO/Stock Management organizations. Care Home Providers also represent a significant portion of the contact list. Additionally, smaller groups include Almshouses, YMCA/YWCA organisations, and Stock Transfer entities. This distribution illustrates the diversity of organisations contributing to housing management and social services.

Our Housing Association Marketing List offers comprehensive coverage across all regions of the UK, with a total of 7,077 contacts. This dataset provides targeted marketing opportunities within housing associations, with significant representation in key areas such as London (1,401 contacts), Scotland (1,191 contacts), and the North West (712 contacts). Regions like the South East and South West also have substantial contact counts, enabling effective outreach throughout the UK. Whether you are targeting specific regions such as the East Midlands, Wales, or smaller areas like the Channel Islands, this marketing list ensures you have access to valuable contacts to support your marketing campaigns.

Our Housing Association Categories and Functions dataset provides a detailed breakdown of contacts based on specific roles and functions, offering a total of 7,077 contacts across diverse categories. The dataset covers a wide range of areas, with significant representation in key functions such as Seniority (6,487 contacts), Housing (3,801 contacts), and Administration/Planning (3,122 contacts). It also includes contacts from specialised categories like Financial (1,289 contacts), Personnel/Human Resources (1,580 contacts), and IT/Computing (816 contacts). This detailed segmentation allows for precise targeting, ensuring that your marketing outreach reaches the right individuals, whether they are involved in senior decision-making, building and engineering, procurement, communications, or other essential functions within housing associations.

Access the UK’s most comprehensive public sector contact database tailored for professionals aiming to engage with or market to public services.

Our Housing Association Marketing Database comes with a 100% accuracy guarantee. If any of the data results in returns, wrong numbers, gone-aways, or hard bounces (subject to verification), we will replace or refund any records that do not meet this guarantee.

Why not a 100% accuracy guarantee? Simply because circumstances may change—such as organisations moving, closing, changing management, or updating contact details—between the time we collect and supply the data. However, we want to provide our clients with confidence in the accuracy of the data they receive. Direct marketing can be challenging enough without concerns about data reliability.

• Parent/Subsidiary Relationships: Given the frequent mergers and name changes within the sector, our database carefully tracks the complex relationships between parent companies and their subsidiaries. We list shared management contacts under the group organisation to prevent duplicative entries.
• Prime Contact: Each association has a designated “Chief Officer.” In larger associations, this is typically the Chief Executive or Director, while in smaller entities, it could be the Secretary or even the Chairman, depending on the organisation’s preference.
• Job Functions: The database includes a wide range of management positions, categorised by function to clarify each role’s responsibilities due to the diversity of job titles within the sector.
• Units Owned/Managed: We record the total number of housing “units” managed by each organisation, which may include houses, flats, or even individual rooms within hostels or nursing homes.
• Tenant Groups: Showing the type of tenants for the organisation.
• Accommodation Types: Showing the different types of housing provided by the organisation.
• LA Area Mapping: Segmenting by the areas and volume of stock by Local Authority

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