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D.C. Is on Track for Its Best Year of Job Growth Since 2004

The D.C. metropolitan area added 65,500 jobs in the one-year period ending in November, a 2 percent growth rate that outstripped the rest of the nation as a whole, according to government data released Friday morning. An analysis by the Stephen S. Fuller Institute, a new economic research group at George Mason University, found that the region is on track to average 2.2 percent employment growth in 2016, which would be the strongest growth rate here since 2004.

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He’s Not Going Anywhere. Economist Stephen Fuller to Launch New Institute.

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Inauguration, Protests Could Combine for $1B Economic Impact