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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By: Jon Banister
D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser threw her weight behind emergency legislation that would close a loophole in the District's Emergency Rental Assistance
The D.C. Council on Tuesday unanimously passed a bill aiming to address the crisis of unpaid rent and delayed eviction cases that has put affordable housing providers' financial stability at risk.
Johns Hopkins University 's Peabody Institute, a music and dance school, has seen its enrollment grow by 40% over the last seven years, and the university is now buying up real estate to house its students.
Education tech company 2U, which emerged from Chapter 11 bankruptcy in September, moved its headquarters out of Prince George's County.
By: Jon Banister
Neighborhood Development Co ., the D.C. multifamily development firm that said it was ending operations as of Sept. 30, has given over control of a planned development and an existing affordable building to a longtime partner.
The markets have seen occupancy loss in 2024 as tenants renew and shrink leases, leaving some spec projects sitting empty and slowing new construction.
The companies that occupy industrial logistics properties are having a hard time finding workers, pushing them toward automation technology to move goods through their warehouses.
Commercial real estate data giant CoStar Group saw its stock price plunge to its lowest level this year after its quarterly earnings report led one analyst to downgrade the company.
Wyndham Hotels & Resorts has formed a partnership with a residential management company to launch an extended-stay concept in the U.S.
Baltimore-based Continental Realty Corp. acquired the Dartmoor Place at Oxford Square property, built in 2019 by Preston Scheffenacker Properties.
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