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The Lock-In Effect Keeping Home Prices High

Housing prices dropped slightly last year, but first-time and middle-income buyers found little price relief due to the “lock-in effect” of the historically low interest rates in effect for more than a decade prior to 2022.

This couple makes $275k combined, has paid off over $200k in student loans, and still says they d have to win the lottery to afford to buy a home

This couple makes $275k combined, has paid off over $200k in student loans, and still says they d have to win the lottery to afford to buy a home
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Housing market deep freeze: The Fed successfully froze U S home prices for one year

Housing market deep freeze: The Fed successfully froze U S home prices for one year
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Robert Shiller—who called the 2008 housing bubble—thinks he knows how the housing market will exit its latest period of exuberance

Shiller: "It has been growing since 2012, it has been about 10 years of steady growth in home prices. But it may be coming to an end"

The housing market s lock-in effect is very real

Throughout the course of the Pandemic Housing Boom, homebuyers were jumping at the opportunity to secure mortgages at ultra-low rates of 2% to 3%, creating a…

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