Jon Banister is a Washington D.C. Reporter for Bisnow, focusing on local real estate news and developments. With a keen eye for market trends and economic impacts, Jon covers stories on commercial real estate, office leasing, and major deals in the Washington D.C. area.
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Jon Banister's coverage is predominantly focused on the local real estate industry in Washington, D.C., and the surrounding areas. His articles cover a wide range of topics within commercial and residential real estate, including development, leasing, housing, zoning, and economic impact.
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The 1980s-era mall that has lost anchor tenants sold to Dallas-based Centennial, which has focused on turning struggling malls into mixed-use developments.
With the presidential election now less than three months away, many commercial real estate executives are rallying around one of their own.
Much of the artificial intelligence -driven data center boom has taken place in suburban and rural areas, but one facility in a busy part of downtown Baltimore is now set for a major expansion.
David Gillece, who served as an economic development leader in Baltimore before becoming a top real estate executive in the region, has died at 74.
By: Jon Banister
When Adrian Washington announced last month that he was shutting down his prolific D.C. affordable housing development firm, the news was a shock
While some multifamily owners are rushing for the exits in D.C. due to difficult market conditions and local regulations, Cameron Webb is swimming
A development team is hoping the fourth time will be the charm for a Brookland project that had its zoning approval stripped by a judge three times after it was first proposed in 2010.
By: Jon Banister
An under-the-radar tweak to Washington, D.C.'s Emergency Rental Assistance Program passed in 2022 created a loophole that is at the heart of the existential crisis engulfing the District's affordable housing sector.
By: Jon Banister
D.C.'s top local lawmaker says legislative reform is needed to alleviate the crisis that has put housing providers at risk of shutting down as their tenants accrue tens of millions of dollars of unpaid rent.
The three affordable housing projects consist of a new development and two extensive renovations.
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