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i would be interested to find out ... even if the dual income was only 1.3x the single income, when taken into consideration the cost of purchases is less it might reflect to something closer than 1.5x ... coupled with lower interest rates, an increased population growth, government stimulation...

and i'll put another one out there ... show me a chart that show "household income to mortgage ratio" and i'll be impressed. most highly mortgaged households nowadays have two income - even if one is part time. to show a chart of mortgage against single income is not reflective of the times...

don't get me wrong ... have nearly seen it all over the last 30 years. first ppor was owned during 17%+ interest rates (associates were on 24% second mortgages) with almost instant capital gains of 100% when interest rates came off ... then no capital gains for the following 10 years...

was going to comment, but couldn't get past the thought that this thread needs to be attached to "how to annoy ... ". don't you love it when naive newbies come in and declare they are the true harbringers of doom and gospel - and continue to argue against those who have decades of coal face...