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What does sterling’s fall mean for hotels and central London retail?

Some commentators have touted the recent fall in sterling as a ray of light for hotels and central London retail. However, we think that any uplift to occupier markets will be modest, as the depreciation is unlikely to drive a surge in arrivals, and retailers have little scope to pay higher rents.

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