The Lock-In Effect: Myth or Reality? Housing Data & Mortgage Trends for 2026
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In this episode of Market Shares, I break down the data behind the so-called “lock-in effect” and reveal what’s actually driving buyer and seller behavior heading into 2026. From interest rates and inventory to equity, credit, and housing mobility, you’ll get a clear, data-backed view of where the market is going and how to position yourself ahead of the next shift.
If you’re in mortgage or real estate and want a smarter outlook on the 2026 housing market, this episode is a must-watch.
🧠 Topics We Cover:
- Is the mortgage lock-in effect real or overstated in today’s housing market?
- What current mortgage rate distribution (3%, 6%, 7%+) reveals about homeowner behavior
- Why homeowners are still buying and selling despite previously low interest rates
- How home equity, credit scores, and the “cash cushion” are fueling housing mobility
- The impact of rising insurance costs, property taxes, and lifestyle moves on transactions
- Inventory levels, foreclosure trends, and how today compares to historical norms
- What these housing market trends mean for buyers, sellers, and mortgage professionals in 2026
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