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'It will be a sombre return to market': Dan Labbad on the spending review

2010-10-19T11:36:00+01:00

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Lend Lease regional CEO says the property industry won鈥檛 be able to rely on 鈥檚ilver bullet鈥� sectors for growth in the near future

This an excerpt from a longer video interview with Dan Labbad that will appear shortly on 星空传媒.

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