Nash Bond director Richard Scott gives Property Week his exclusive insights on the state of the retail sector in London against the backdrop of Brexit, the emerging impact of experiential retail and a raft of CVAs.
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Central London retail review: Richard Scott (Nash Bond)
By Richard Hook2018-07-13T09:51:00+01:00
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