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The first week of November brought us the Melbourne Cup and the Reserve Bank’s official cash rate cut to 0.10%. While it was great news for those with a mortgage (provided your lender passed on the cut), astute housing market followers will know of other data released during that week that wasn’t so rosy.

According to several economic experts polled by comparison website Finder, sentiment around housing affordability has dropped

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