Dr Danielle Sanderson
Lecturer in Real Estate
Danielle Sanderson (M.A. Oxon, Ph.D. Reading) is Lecturer in Real Estate at the Bartlett School of Planning, University College London. Danielle read physics at Oxford and worked as a consultant and trainer at Sema Group plc. She subsequently combined freelance tutoring and consultancy with competing as an International Distance Runner and raising three children. As an athlete, she represented Great Britain 21 times at various World and European Championships, and the Commonwealth Games. As a Consultant, she researched and wrote many reports for organisations such as the British Council for Offices and the British Council of Shopping Centres (now Revo). Danielle’s recent journal publications describe findings from her research into occupier satisfaction, and the financial returns to real estate investors from treating tenants as customers. Her research is published in the Journal of Property Research, Property Management Journal, the Journal of Property Investment and Finance and the Journal of Corporate Real Estate.
Recent London posts
Towards an understanding of the role of debt
Given our focus on investment into residential real estate, an essential dimension is understanding how housing fits more broadly within the financialized economy of the UK (and the Netherlands and France). An important but under engaged within urban studies part of...
Community Led Regeneration: the London Case
UCL has a long-standing relationship with Just Space, an umbrella organisation for community groups across London. Whilst the WHIG project is not explicitly working with them at this stage, their work is highly relevant to understanding the planning context of London...
Hamlet Without the Prince
Hamlet Without the Prince or Why We Need More Research on How Private Sector Actors See the World.I recently gave a paper in the Department of Urban Studies at the University of Glasgow on the subject of ‘Seeing Like an Investor’. The talk was based on a paper that...