Jeff Clabaugh is a Business Reporter at WTOP. With over 20 years of experience, he focuses on the Washington region's economy and financial markets, contributing to a partnership with the Washington Business Journal. Jeff's insights have been featured in The Washington Post, Rappahannock Media/InsideNoVa, The Rappahannock News, and WTOP News.
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Jeff Clabaugh's articles mainly focus on local businesses, real estate, and economic trends in the Washington D.C. area. He frequently covers topics related to job market dynamics, local businesses' expansion or closures, and real estate transactions.
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By: Jeff Clabaugh
Desert 5 Spot, a country and western dance bar, opened its newest venue at a two-story warehouse in D.C.’s Union Market neighborhood.
For August, MGM National Harbor patrons made $70.1 million in bets, but the total was down 6.5% from August of last year.
The former Wardman Park Hotel’s lengthy transformation into two expensive residential towers is almost complete.
By: Jeff Clabaugh
Loudoun County leads Virginia visitor spending, according to a new report that also included Dulles airport traffic in that count.
The new rooftop lounge at the Hyatt House Washington, D.C. Downtown Convention Center opening next month includes “Seychellois cuisine” on the menu.
Indianapolis-based pharmaceutical giant Eli Lilly confirms plans to build a $5 billion manufacturing facility just west of Richmond, Virginia.
