When 'normal' people can't get a loan anymore, it's reached a new level of unaffordability.
"Household income of $100,000? That will probably make mortgage brokers sigh. The sweet spot, if you want a loan these days, is to be between $200,000 and $500,000.
That’s the implication of new data from Australia’s second-biggest mortgage lender, Westpac.
As the next chart shows, the proportion of loans given to households making under $200,000 has collapsed. Most lending now goes to families making much, much more. In just the last four years, loans going to households making over $200,000 have gone from being a minority to a majority of lending."