The relationship between money printing and rising house prices has garnered significant attention recently. This phenomenon can be attributed to various economic principles, particularly inflation, supply and demand, and monetary policy. Understanding these concepts provides insight into why printing money often leads to an increase in housing costs.

The relationship between house prices and UK income has significantly changed over the past 75 years. This article explores the historical trends in house price-to-income ratios, providing insights into how affordability has evolved in economic shifts, policy changes, and societal factors.