You might be a renter forever, thanks to the continuing increases in D.C. real estate.

Incoming freshman at the George Washington University can now expect to pay just under $60,000 a year for their education.

The rent is too damn high in parts of the D.C. region, especially in Georgetown, where it really damn high.

U.S. News and World Report has it that a spike in rents in the District “could exceed 10 percent,” since the recession hasn’t affected Washington in the way it has other cities, leading to more demand from renters.