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NHLP to Publish The Green Book 6th Edition in Print

The National Housing Law Project will soon publish the print version of the 6th edition of HUD Housing Programs: Tenants’ Rights (aka the Green Book). The Green Book is the preeminent legal text on federal tenants' rights in HUD programs. The Green Book’s treasury of information is the product of over 55 years of legal experience specifically focused on HUD housing law, decades of successful high-impact litigation, and a deep understanding of intricate federal housing policy. 

For anyone working with tenants, this is a must-have resource. Get yours today!

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Cover of HUD Housing Programs: Tenants' Rights 6th ed.

What is the Green Book?

The Green Book is the attorney's one-stop reference for client cases related to HUD’s housing programs, detailing the laws and policies that govern HUD’s housing programs and in-depth coverage of a wide range of tenants’ rights issues, unpublished court decisions, hard-to-find memos, legal theories and strategies.

The 6th edition includes updates on:

  • The Housing Opportunity Through Modernization Act, which revised federal statutory law governing all of HUD’s housing programs;
  • Tenants’ rights pursuant to the CARES Act;
  • The Rental Assistance Demonstration and how it impacts public housing residents; and
  • A detailed analysis of the 2022 Reauthorization of the Violence Against Women Act.

How do I subscribe?

Subscribe here for immediate access to the digital version of the new 6th edition! Each subscription provides a year of access to the digital Green Book and a free print copy mailed to you upon release of the 6th edition.

Essentially, two resources for the price of one! For more information please visit our website or check out the FAQ here.

Join us for an exclusive webinar on all things Green Book!

To celebrate the launch of the Green Book print edition, join us next week on Tuesday, February 11 at 3pm ET / 12 pm PT for an exclusive webinar with the National Consumer Law Center! The National Consumer Law Center hosts the Green Book on its Digital Library, which features more tools than ever to help readers to engage with the text. During the webinar, we’ll review some of the new updates in the 6th edition, learn how to navigate the digital Green Book, and answer other FAQs! Register here.

Housing attorneys agree the Green Book is an essential resource

“NHLP’s Green Book is an essential guide for housing attorneys and advocates focused on protecting the fair housing and other rights of tenants in HUD housing programs. If you are doing housing or fair housing work, you need the Green Book in your library. The print edition could not have come at a better time as we enter into a new administration.”Scott Chang, Senior Counsel, National Fair Housing Alliance

“For anyone advocating for tenants in federal housing programs, NHLP’s Green Book is a must-have resource. The Green Book was vital in my training as a new housing attorney and continues to enrich my practice. Nothing else comes close!”Jia Min Cheng, Supervising Attorney, Disability Rights California

“The Green Book has been my go-to resource on subsidized housing issues for years, and I am thrilled to have a new edition with the latest updates on cases and policies affecting HUD housing programs. I especially love being able to search the digital library for the exact information or citations I need.” - Melissa A. Morris, Staff Attorney, The Public Interest Law Project