so these dual incomes have pushed up prices and the long term medians along with them.
then there's the ratio of the two as a measure of affordability. I'm not estimating anything about how this would have changed over the years, that's your topic
Sorry I confused your post then. You responded to Sungar's post, which was clearly talking about the ratio, not the median price in isolation, which is what you're now talking about.
Though now I'm doubly confused, of course median house price has gone up, from inflation. If not expressed as a ratio of household income, what is your 'yardstick' for determining whether the long term median is higher or lower than historic levels? Or are you just talking inflation adjusted median house price?
