"It seems that the rate reduction has staved off what looked like a bit of a decline and a crunch in response to affordability constraints."
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"The more you can borrow, the more you can kind of bid up the price of houses,"she explained.
"So the supply- and demand-side factors mean that price growth has been more subdued and there's more supply to absorb existing demand."
"Well, the fact is, for every investor that sells, guess who buys? It used to be a tenant. Someone who didn't own a home buys a home."