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Exit from the “Lock-in” Effect Slowed in Q1 as Home Sales Deteriorated Further and Supply Spiked

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By the time they finally wanted to sell their home, it wasn't easy anymore because demand had plunged, and fewer of those mortgages got paid off.

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Exit from the “Lock-in” Effect Slowed in Q1 as Home Sales Deteriorated Further and Supply Spiked

By the time they finally wanted to sell their home, it wasn't easy anymore because demand had plunged, and fewer of those mortgages got paid off.

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Wolf Street broke the news in on Tuesday, July 1, 2025.
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