Detroit Home magazine expands thanks to increase in home building
Detroit Home magazine is expanding in size and staff as the glossy publication begins printing for 2015.
“More and more people are reading it,” says Megan Swoyer, editor of Detroit Home. “I also think that home building industry is growing as the economy gets stronger.”
Detroit Home, part of the Hour Media family of publications, specializes in giving an up-close look at the inside of metro Detroit’s most interesting homes, covering the latest trends in Detroit-area home design, construction, décor and landscaping. It will increase from four issues annually to six.
The 15-year-old publication has added two people over the last year, including a new art director. That expanded team will flesh out the magazine’s bulletin board, design, and other sections. It will also add more special sections.
“We will be expanding those departments,” Swoyer says.
Source: Megan Swoyer, editor of Detroit Home
Writer: Jon Zemke
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