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News Editor at @PropertyWeek covering London and the South East. #pafc
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JP Morgan looks for business rates discount to unlock £3bn Canary Wharf office project

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By Jamie Bennett-Ness 
| Property Week
JP Morgan Chase looks set to agree a business rates incentive package with Tower Hamlets, mayor of London and the government to enable its plans for a £3bn mega office in Canary Wharf can move forward.
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Grosvenor promotes Whitty-Lewis to head UK property business

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By Jamie Bennett-Ness 
| Property Week
Grosvenor promotes Whitty-Lewis to head UK property business Digital Edition: Grosvenor promotes Whitty-Lewis to head UK property business Currently Grosvenor Property UK executive director of finance, he succeeds James Raynor, who has moved up to head the international business. Already registered or subscriber? Please log in to continue reading Want to keep reading?
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Dirty money inflating London house prices by £11,000 on average, research reveals

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By Jamie Bennett-Ness 
| Property Week
Dirty money inflating London house prices by £11,000 on average, research reveals Digital Edition: Dirty money inflating London house prices by £11,000 on average, research reveals SmartSearch has said that money laundering and illicit wealth are making home ownership increasingly unattainable for ordinary families by driving up prices. Already registered or subscriber? Please log in to continue reading Want to keep reading? Get limited access for 2 weeks.
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