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Jon Banister

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  • Deputy East Coast Editor, Bisnow
Washington, D.C.
As seen in: Bisnow, Forbes, NewsBreak, The Daily Times (Salisbury, MD), Planetizen, The Diamondback, Capital News Service, Our Community Now, Rose Law Group
Deputy East Coast Editor @Bisnow based in D.C. Our daily newsletters: bisnow.com/subscribe | Boston native | UMD '16
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Mayoral Candidate Kenyan McDuffie On How He Would Revive Housing Development In D.C.

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By Jon Banister Verified, Emily Wishingrad Verified
| Bisnow Verified
As D.C. voters prepare to select their first new mayor in more than a decade, the high cost of housing and the slowing development pipeline have become prominent issues in the race. The winner of the June 16 Democratic primary is likely to win the general election in the heavily blue city, and polls show the top two candidates are D.C. Councilmember Janeese Lewis George and former Councilmember Kenyan McDuffie.
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BREAKING: Brookfield Lays Off D.C. Staff

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By Jon Banister Verified
| Bisnow Verified
One of the world's largest commercial real estate investors has dramatically reduced its presence in the nation's capital. Brookfield has been offloading D.C.-area office buildings for months, and a source who left the company now tells Bisnow it has also been laying people off and is preparing to largely end its operations in the city. The company had more than 100 people in its 655 New York Ave. NW office three years ago.
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Newmark Brokers Sue Their Own Firm, Boss For Breach Of Contract

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By Jon Banister Verified
| Bisnow Verified
One of Newmark's top investment sales teams is going through a bad breakup that just came to light in a major lawsuit. The 225 Franklin St. tower, where Newmark's Boston office is located Newmark's Edward "Woody" Maher Jr. and Matthew Pullen — Boston-based investment sales brokers who serve as executive vice chairman and vice chairman, respectively — filed a lawsuit last week against the brokerage firm and its co-head of U.S. capital markets, Robert E.
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