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There are two sets of eligibility criteria: (1) building eligibility and (2) participant eligibility.The first stage of enrollment occurs at the building level as the buildings are randomized to receive a designated intervention (A, B, A+B) or act as a control site. Buildings must (1) have more than 50 units and (2) not be undergoing major renovations. Buildings that belong to developments that are (1) not in Manhattan or the Bronx, (2) smaller than 50 units, (3) undergoing major renovations, (4) mixed finance, (5) exclusively for elderly, (6) privately managed, (7) or will be part of Rental Assistance Demonstration (RAD) or Permanent Affordability Commitment Together (PACT) are excluded. RAD and PACT programs are associated with increased funds towards repairs and investments in social programming that have the potential to influence the impact of the designed interventions [Upon randomization, resident leaders are informed of the study on a rolling basis. If a resident leader declines participation of their buildings and residents in the study, their buildings are removed from the pool of eligible buildings. See Fig. Development and building inclusion/exclusion processThe second stage of enrollment is at the resident level. Participants must be (1) able and willing to provide verbal informed consent, (2) at least 18 years old, (3) able to communicate in English or Spanish, (4) living in the building at least 5 days/week and 9 months/year, and (5) not planning to move in the next 2 years. Participants who (1) have severe physical or mental medical conditions (e.g., cognitive disability) or other factors that could limit participation or ability to give informed consent in the study at baseline or during follow-up visits, (2) participate in focus groups conducted pre or concurrently as RCT that are geared towards understanding how to improve intervention arms for greater impact (buildings identified for focus groups are buildings that will not be assigned an intervention or have recruitment conducted for the main study), or (3) only smoke non-tobacco products (e.g., marijuana) are excluded from participating in the study due to the focus of the study on tobacco products. It should be noted that during the period of recruitment, the smoke-free policy in NYCHA was modified to also include marijuana use. In anticipation of this modification to the smoke-free policy, we are collecting preliminary information regarding marijuana use.Recruitment of NYCHA residents is conducted via door knocking and lobby intercepts until the targeted number per group is reached (4 smokers, 4 non-smokers in each building). Smoker status is defined as smoking a tobacco product including e-cigarettes at least 5×/month, and non-smoker status is defined as never having smoked any product or quit smoking at least 12 months prior to recruitment (Fig. Building and participant enrollment process