John Henneberry
Biographic Data
| ID | 1633516 |
|---|---|
| NAME | John Henneberry |
| GIVEN NAMES | John |
| FAMILY NAME | Henneberry |
| SIGNATURE | HENNEBERRY J |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Sheffield |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-3563-4957 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 17 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 151 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 16 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 1 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1999 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2021 |
| H-INDEX | 8 |
The magic of the mundane
Incremental residential densification and urban spatial justice
Study of the relation between urban density and social equity has been based mostly upon comparative analysis at the city level. It therefore fails to address variations in intra-urban experience and sheds no light on the process of urban densification. Incremental residential development is particularly poorly recorded and under-researched, yet cumulatively it makes a substantial contribution to the supply of dwellings. The article presents a de…
Under the radar? ‘Soft’ residential densification in England, 2001–2011
Urban compaction policies have been widely adopted in developed countries in pursuit of more sustainable cities. Compactness is achieved through a process of ‘densification’, of developing and using land and buildings more intensively. However, empirical evidence on the processes and outcomes of urban densification is lacking. The paper addresses this lacuna. It considers densification in England, a country that has long experience of applying po…
Transience and Permanence in Urban Development
Economic structures, urban responses
Public entrepreneurship and the politics of regeneration in multi-level governance
The paper uses a case study of urban regeneration policy in Sheffield, UK, to explore local public entrepreneurship in a system of multi-level governance. Recent analyses of public entrepreneurs have directed attention to the macro-political structural and institutional conditions that enable and constrain these actors, and to their individual characteristics and attributes. The stress has been on the national level and on individual action at th…
Financialisation, the valuation of investment property and the urban built environment in the UK
The financialisation literature has been criticised for its limited empirical base and its failure adequately to link the everyday world with that of high finance. The paper addresses these shortcomings by examining the calculative practice of property valuation. The way that valuations are performed affects their results and, therefore, the operation of the property market. The paper traces the evolving influence of finance capital on the valuat…
Finance, Business Property and Urban and Regional Development
Halbert L., Henneberry J. and Mouzakis F. Finance, business property and urban and regional development, Regional Studies. Compared with other factors of production, the supply of business property and its role in urban and regional development has received comparatively little attention. Traditional analyses assume that the supply of such property responds to demand in a relatively unproblematic way. However, there is evidence that institutional…
The Financialization of Business Property and What It Means for Cities and Regions
Halbert L., Henneberry J. and Mouzakis F. The financialization of business property and what it means for cities and regions, Regional Studies. The papers in the special issue examine the strategies and practices of investors and their relations with other actors involved in the production of business property. Although the globalization of these activities has occurred largely in the last 10–20 years, it has prompted marked changes in the geogra…
Familiarity and the Determination of Yields for Regional Office Property Investments in the UK
Henneberry J. and Mouzakis F. Familiarity and the determination of yields for regional office property investments in the UK, Regional Studies . This paper examines how effectively investment yields incorporate spatial variations in risks and returns into property prices. It is hypothesized that the pricing of property investments in non-core UK regions is affected by a pure familiarity heuristic adopted by investors based in London. Consequently…
Calculated Inequality? Portfolio Benchmarking and Regional Office Property Investment in the UK
The paper explores the reasons for the persistence in the UK of significant relative interregional variations in office property investment in the face of economic theory and empirical evidence that would support its more even spatial distribution. The argument is made from a cultural economy perspective and involves the application to property of a concept drawn from the accountancy literature: calculative practice. UK investment decision-making…
The Impact of Planning on Local Business Rents
Despite the pervasiveness of planning intervention in the land and property market, the economic effects of the planning system have been little researched. While there is a growing body of work addressing this issue in the housing sector, similar work considering the business sector is marked only by its absence. The paper describes the first substantive attempt to explore this subject area through an analysis of the impact of planning on busine…
Îlots de développement en Grande-Bretagne. Diversité des stratégies immobilières dans les villes en Grande-Bretagne
Les capitales des pays riches se distinguent par un urbanisme standard de puissance internationale. Dans les villes de rayonnement moindre, les nouveaux investissements tablent plus sur l'histoire et la mémoire locale. Des formes originales s'en dégagent qui participent à la redéfinition d'une identité au bénéfice de la région environnante
Bridging the Divide? Complementary Perspectives on Property
In a recent paper, we argued for the need to develop an understanding of property development processes which combines a sensitivity to the economic and social framing of development strategies with a fine-grain treatment of the locally contingent responses of property actors. This is a response to Ball's criticisms of that paper, which offer a misleading characterisation of our methodological and theoretical position with regard to property rese…
Development Cultures and Urban Regeneration
The importance of levering private finance and investment into urban regeneration is a central consideration of policy. Attention has focused on institutional investors' motives for holding regeneration investments and on how they might be encouraged to put more money into inner-city areas. The paper argues that, while helpful, the impact of such an approach upon urban regeneration will be limited. This is because, by definition, institutional in…
Understanding Urban Development Processes
In their treatment of development, researchers in the property sector tend to adopt positivist methodologies which emphasise the application of rational decision-making techniques by utility-maximisers within a mainstream economics paradigm. While considerably increasing our understanding of the development process, such research offers a partial view of its subject from a particular perspective. Recently, alternative methodological and theoretic…
Convergence and Difference in Regional Office Development Cycles
In this paper, data and analytical techniques not hitherto employed for the purpose have been used to explore the particularities of the role played by finance capital in influencing the spatio-temporal patterning of office construction in British regions. There was little variation in the supply of long-term finance to the property sector by investment capital over the last property cycle. Investors' influence was nevertheless substantial, but w…
Understanding Urban Development Processes
In their treatment of development, researchers in the property sector tend to adopt positivist methodologies which emphasise the application of rational decision-making techniques by utility-maximisers within a mainstream economics paradigm. While considerably increasing our understanding of the development process, such research offers a partial view of its subject from a particular perspective. Recently, alternative methodological and theoretic…
Financialisation, the valuation of investment property and the urban built environment in the UK
The financialisation literature has been criticised for its limited empirical base and its failure adequately to link the everyday world with that of high finance. The paper addresses these shortcomings by examining the calculative practice of property valuation. The way that valuations are performed affects their results and, therefore, the operation of the property market. The paper traces the evolving influence of finance capital on the valuat…
Development Cultures and Urban Regeneration
The importance of levering private finance and investment into urban regeneration is a central consideration of policy. Attention has focused on institutional investors' motives for holding regeneration investments and on how they might be encouraged to put more money into inner-city areas. The paper argues that, while helpful, the impact of such an approach upon urban regeneration will be limited. This is because, by definition, institutional in…
The Financialization of Business Property and What It Means for Cities and Regions
Halbert L., Henneberry J. and Mouzakis F. The financialization of business property and what it means for cities and regions, Regional Studies. The papers in the special issue examine the strategies and practices of investors and their relations with other actors involved in the production of business property. Although the globalization of these activities has occurred largely in the last 10–20 years, it has prompted marked changes in the geogra…
The magic of the mundane
Finance, Business Property and Urban and Regional Development
Halbert L., Henneberry J. and Mouzakis F. Finance, business property and urban and regional development, Regional Studies. Compared with other factors of production, the supply of business property and its role in urban and regional development has received comparatively little attention. Traditional analyses assume that the supply of such property responds to demand in a relatively unproblematic way. However, there is evidence that institutional…
Calculated Inequality? Portfolio Benchmarking and Regional Office Property Investment in the UK
The paper explores the reasons for the persistence in the UK of significant relative interregional variations in office property investment in the face of economic theory and empirical evidence that would support its more even spatial distribution. The argument is made from a cultural economy perspective and involves the application to property of a concept drawn from the accountancy literature: calculative practice. UK investment decision-making…
Familiarity and the Determination of Yields for Regional Office Property Investments in the UK
Henneberry J. and Mouzakis F. Familiarity and the determination of yields for regional office property investments in the UK, Regional Studies . This paper examines how effectively investment yields incorporate spatial variations in risks and returns into property prices. It is hypothesized that the pricing of property investments in non-core UK regions is affected by a pure familiarity heuristic adopted by investors based in London. Consequently…
Incremental residential densification and urban spatial justice
Study of the relation between urban density and social equity has been based mostly upon comparative analysis at the city level. It therefore fails to address variations in intra-urban experience and sheds no light on the process of urban densification. Incremental residential development is particularly poorly recorded and under-researched, yet cumulatively it makes a substantial contribution to the supply of dwellings. The article presents a de…
Bridging the Divide? Complementary Perspectives on Property
In a recent paper, we argued for the need to develop an understanding of property development processes which combines a sensitivity to the economic and social framing of development strategies with a fine-grain treatment of the locally contingent responses of property actors. This is a response to Ball's criticisms of that paper, which offer a misleading characterisation of our methodological and theoretical position with regard to property rese…
The Impact of Planning on Local Business Rents
Despite the pervasiveness of planning intervention in the land and property market, the economic effects of the planning system have been little researched. While there is a growing body of work addressing this issue in the housing sector, similar work considering the business sector is marked only by its absence. The paper describes the first substantive attempt to explore this subject area through an analysis of the impact of planning on busine…
Convergence and Difference in Regional Office Development Cycles
In this paper, data and analytical techniques not hitherto employed for the purpose have been used to explore the particularities of the role played by finance capital in influencing the spatio-temporal patterning of office construction in British regions. There was little variation in the supply of long-term finance to the property sector by investment capital over the last property cycle. Investors' influence was nevertheless substantial, but w…
Îlots de développement en Grande-Bretagne. Diversité des stratégies immobilières dans les villes en Grande-Bretagne
Les capitales des pays riches se distinguent par un urbanisme standard de puissance internationale. Dans les villes de rayonnement moindre, les nouveaux investissements tablent plus sur l'histoire et la mémoire locale. Des formes originales s'en dégagent qui participent à la redéfinition d'une identité au bénéfice de la région environnante
Convergence and Difference in Regional Office Development Cycles
In this paper, data and analytical techniques not hitherto employed for the purpose have been used to explore the particularities of the role played by finance capital in influencing the spatio-temporal patterning of office construction in British regions. There was little variation in the supply of long-term finance to the property sector by investment capital over the last property cycle. Investors' influence was nevertheless substantial, but w…
Understanding Urban Development Processes
In their treatment of development, researchers in the property sector tend to adopt positivist methodologies which emphasise the application of rational decision-making techniques by utility-maximisers within a mainstream economics paradigm. While considerably increasing our understanding of the development process, such research offers a partial view of its subject from a particular perspective. Recently, alternative methodological and theoretic…
Bridging the Divide? Complementary Perspectives on Property
In a recent paper, we argued for the need to develop an understanding of property development processes which combines a sensitivity to the economic and social framing of development strategies with a fine-grain treatment of the locally contingent responses of property actors. This is a response to Ball's criticisms of that paper, which offer a misleading characterisation of our methodological and theoretical position with regard to property rese…
Development Cultures and Urban Regeneration
The importance of levering private finance and investment into urban regeneration is a central consideration of policy. Attention has focused on institutional investors' motives for holding regeneration investments and on how they might be encouraged to put more money into inner-city areas. The paper argues that, while helpful, the impact of such an approach upon urban regeneration will be limited. This is because, by definition, institutional in…
Îlots de développement en Grande-Bretagne. Diversité des stratégies immobilières dans les villes en Grande-Bretagne
Les capitales des pays riches se distinguent par un urbanisme standard de puissance internationale. Dans les villes de rayonnement moindre, les nouveaux investissements tablent plus sur l'histoire et la mémoire locale. Des formes originales s'en dégagent qui participent à la redéfinition d'une identité au bénéfice de la région environnante
The Impact of Planning on Local Business Rents
Despite the pervasiveness of planning intervention in the land and property market, the economic effects of the planning system have been little researched. While there is a growing body of work addressing this issue in the housing sector, similar work considering the business sector is marked only by its absence. The paper describes the first substantive attempt to explore this subject area through an analysis of the impact of planning on busine…
Calculated Inequality? Portfolio Benchmarking and Regional Office Property Investment in the UK
The paper explores the reasons for the persistence in the UK of significant relative interregional variations in office property investment in the face of economic theory and empirical evidence that would support its more even spatial distribution. The argument is made from a cultural economy perspective and involves the application to property of a concept drawn from the accountancy literature: calculative practice. UK investment decision-making…
Familiarity and the Determination of Yields for Regional Office Property Investments in the UK
Henneberry J. and Mouzakis F. Familiarity and the determination of yields for regional office property investments in the UK, Regional Studies . This paper examines how effectively investment yields incorporate spatial variations in risks and returns into property prices. It is hypothesized that the pricing of property investments in non-core UK regions is affected by a pure familiarity heuristic adopted by investors based in London. Consequently…
Finance, Business Property and Urban and Regional Development
Halbert L., Henneberry J. and Mouzakis F. Finance, business property and urban and regional development, Regional Studies. Compared with other factors of production, the supply of business property and its role in urban and regional development has received comparatively little attention. Traditional analyses assume that the supply of such property responds to demand in a relatively unproblematic way. However, there is evidence that institutional…
The Financialization of Business Property and What It Means for Cities and Regions
Halbert L., Henneberry J. and Mouzakis F. The financialization of business property and what it means for cities and regions, Regional Studies. The papers in the special issue examine the strategies and practices of investors and their relations with other actors involved in the production of business property. Although the globalization of these activities has occurred largely in the last 10–20 years, it has prompted marked changes in the geogra…
Public entrepreneurship and the politics of regeneration in multi-level governance
The paper uses a case study of urban regeneration policy in Sheffield, UK, to explore local public entrepreneurship in a system of multi-level governance. Recent analyses of public entrepreneurs have directed attention to the macro-political structural and institutional conditions that enable and constrain these actors, and to their individual characteristics and attributes. The stress has been on the national level and on individual action at th…
Financialisation, the valuation of investment property and the urban built environment in the UK
The financialisation literature has been criticised for its limited empirical base and its failure adequately to link the everyday world with that of high finance. The paper addresses these shortcomings by examining the calculative practice of property valuation. The way that valuations are performed affects their results and, therefore, the operation of the property market. The paper traces the evolving influence of finance capital on the valuat…
Transience and Permanence in Urban Development
Economic structures, urban responses
Under the radar? ‘Soft’ residential densification in England, 2001–2011
Urban compaction policies have been widely adopted in developed countries in pursuit of more sustainable cities. Compactness is achieved through a process of ‘densification’, of developing and using land and buildings more intensively. However, empirical evidence on the processes and outcomes of urban densification is lacking. The paper addresses this lacuna. It considers densification in England, a country that has long experience of applying po…
The magic of the mundane
Incremental residential densification and urban spatial justice
Study of the relation between urban density and social equity has been based mostly upon comparative analysis at the city level. It therefore fails to address variations in intra-urban experience and sheds no light on the process of urban densification. Incremental residential development is particularly poorly recorded and under-researched, yet cumulatively it makes a substantial contribution to the supply of dwellings. The article presents a de…
Economics (12 works) · Housing Market and Economics (12 works) · Business (9 works) · Housing, Finance, and Neoliberalism (9 works) · Geography (8 works) · Economic geography (7 works) · Political science (7 works) · Property (philosophy (7 works) · Engineering (6 works) · Finance (4 works)