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No, but lets do the numbers on a median priced IP being rented out in 100 years time with those table numbers. Purchase price is $512M, so with a 20% deposit of $102M coming from either your equity wins up until then or the $4.8M salary you've saved every penny of for 21 years. Assuming the...

The wage growth column in that table is representative of 4.5%, not 5%, wage growth, so it's not quite as bad as the table makes out. Nonetheless, it's going to take some pretty impressive collective household incomes and long-term low interest rates to keep up with that capital gain trend, not...

With rents on a much slower ascent, imagine how awesome the yields will be by then!