...and you thought Tysons had traffic now.

[G.Irish]

edit: wtf, why is my post above his?

That kinda fucked me up, too.

The housing market is notoriously hard to predict. All the data you could dig up could say that the value of houses here is unprecedented. I'm going to stick, w/relatively little data, with my assumption that prices here aren't going to crunch very much, though. Call it a hunch.

Ninja Edit - I found this interesting (top more than bottom ):

That is graph trickery. If you divide the rise in price from the beginning of the graph to the end of the graph you get an average rise in price spread out over the time period. The problem is that the average is skewed significantly by the insane rise in price from 2000 on. If you plotted a trendline from 1979 to 2000 the average rise in price might be something more around 2 or 3%