David Lereah's home, revisited

For those who weren't readers of Bubble Meter during the housing bubble peak years, Bubble Meter has long had a tiff with David Lereah, the former chief economist at the National Association of Realtors. David Lereah regularly deceived people by making rosy housing market predictions during the bubble, in order to encourage them to buy homes that were overvalued.

The housing bubble peak was five years ago. Here is the value of David Lereah's 3,068 square-foot home since then:

And, yes, David Lereah lives in the Washington, DC metro area, which gives lie to the idea that home prices in the DC area don't fall.

According to The Wall Street Journal, David Lereah drives to Dunkin' Donuts or McDonald's for breakfast every morning. The closest to his home are both in the same strip mall right by the GMU Fairfax campus.