Threw them up into a chart. Based on SFE IBs. My guess is that the RBA will be reluctant to see cash go as low as it did during the GFC. You can now get sub-6% fixed-rate home loans, and 6.39% variable rate loans. We probably won't see a genuine recovery in house prices until Q1 next year, but if cash stays here or goes lower, it will happen.
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