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lock in

[lok-in] / ˈlɒkˌɪn /
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Belle Lin: Right, there’s a lot of remaining trauma from the days of cloud lock-in where if you were in the Google ecosystem or the Amazon ecosystem or the Microsoft ecosystem, you were stuck there.

From The Wall Street Journal

Lock-in effects caused by existing low-rate mortgages and capital-gains taxes on home sales at inflated prices.

From The Wall Street Journal

This “lock-in effect” has helped freeze the housing market for three straight years, suppressing the number of U.S. homes for sale and keeping inventory well below historic levels for most of that period.

From The Wall Street Journal

The lock-in effect — which refers to homeowners not wanting to move because they don’t want to take on a much higher mortgage rate than their existing one — constrained housing supply and drove up home prices over the last few years as buyers converged on a smaller pool of properties in the aftermath of the pandemic.

From MarketWatch

The lock-in effect has “faded somewhat already,” Divounguy said, as evidenced by more listings hitting the market.

From MarketWatch