Everyone property market slows down, sure got articles like this pop up to boost property price wan, and it is always people with vested interest in seeing a robust property market

That's not quite how banks earn though. Imagine if you banks create 9 times the amount of credit for 1 unit of cash, the banks earn interest off that expanded money supply, which has to be cancelled out once the debt is repaid.
How banks earn money is through the misconception of the masses that properties are always appreciating "assets". E.g. A house is 120k 30 years ago, someone takes a a 100k loan for 15 years for the house. 15 years later, that person marries and has kids and need to find a bigger house and sells off the house at "market price" of 240k, and someone else takes a loan for 200k for 15 years for the house, 15 years later, the house hits a "market price" of 480k, and then the house is sold again and someone takes a 400k loan for 30 years, and so on and so fort.
So what happens is where a house should have been fully repaid at 100k plus whatever interests for 15 years, and the banks earn easy money for 15 years just for book keeping, the bank can now earn interest off the SAME property (different mortgages) for decades, and maybe even perpetually.
This is why I always tell people not to sell their houses, instead will it to their children so they don't have to be stuck in debt for 20-30 years, and their children don't have to be stuck in debt for another 20-30 years.
Look back at the example of the 100k house. How many people does it take to build it? How much materials are involved in building it? How many more people did it take to source those building materials? How much do the machineries used to build those houses cost?
Now take a look at the banks, they're earning 3-4 times in interest the original price of the 100k house, and yet the bank does not lay 1 single brick to that house. Why does the bank deserve to earn that much?
So your prob is u not happy with bank earning too much??....