The Lock-In Effect is Easing, But Oh So Slowly
The lock-in effect is a term that economists use to explain why the existing-home market has suffered from a severe lack of inventory in recent years.
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The lock-in effect is a term that economists use to explain why the existing-home market has suffered from a severe lack of inventory in recent years.
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According to the Federal Reserve’s Survey of Consumer Finances, taken every three years, slightly more than one in five U.S. households had received an inheritance as of 2022.1
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People generally choose an investment with an eye toward adding financial value to their portfolio.
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It’s difficult to reach a destination unless you know where you’re heading.
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Condominiums, or condos, appeal to home buyers of all ages and life stages, but they are especially attractive to younger families and retirees who want to reap the benefits of homeownership while spending less time and money on upkeep.
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