News & Politics Researchers Warn of ‘Brain Drain’ in DC’s Tech Sector A new report from a commercial real estate firm has identified a potential obstacle to growth. Amazon HQ2, Economy | Aug 10, 2021
News & Politics DC Has a Surprise $552 Million Budget Surplus Despite Covid. What Gives? The city government ended 2020 in far better financial shape than its CFO had projected. covid, Economy | Feb 16, 2021
News & Politics Remote Working in DC Could Increase Fivefold After the Pandemic The impact on Metro as well as and small or minority-owned business could be brutal, according to the Greater Washington Partnership. Metro, covid, Economy, Working Remotely | Feb 16, 2021
News & Politics The DC Area’s Top Economic Researcher Is Predicting a Big Recovery—in 2022 2021 will actually be okay, says a new report. But it will take a long time to fully recover. covid, George Mason University, Economy, Stephen Fuller | Oct 20, 2020
News & Politics What’s the State of DC’s Economy Right Now? George Mason University researchers have released their latest economic update. COVID-19, Economy | Sep 3, 2020
News & Politics Tourism in DC Is Down 53 Percent The collapse of visitation due to the pandemic has cost the city $5.6 billion, Destination DC says. Muriel Bowser, Tourism, Economy, Destination DC | Sep 2, 2020
News & Politics 95 Percent of Downtown DC Office Workers Worked From Home This Summer A new report shows just how much the pandemic has affected the downtown core's economy. Coronavirus 2020, Downtown DC, Economy | Aug 31, 2020
News & Politics Report: How the Rampaging Covid Crisis in Other Parts of the US Clouds Washington’s Economic Recovery The Stephen S. Fuller Institute at George Mason University is out with its latest economic update. Coronavirus, COVID-19, Economy | Aug 3, 2020
News & Politics Is the Worst About to Be Over for DC’s Economy? A new study suggests we could be near the bottom. Coronavirus, COVID-19, Local Business, Economy | Jun 25, 2020
News & Politics How Bad Will It Get? We Spoke to the Top DC-Area Economic Forecaster A "relatively mild" recession is possible, but pain will be unevenly distributed Coronavirus 2020, George Mason University, Economy, Stephen Fuller | Mar 19, 2020