re: Homes bought in 2022 and 2023 are starting to hit the market

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Indeed.
I say that as a 2024 buyer, which is up there too.

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Same. Closed in Jan 24.

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As of now, I have zero thoughts of moving for a long time.

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i'm not specifically saying this about you, but maybe this is a good thing if a lot of people feel this way.americans, especially more upper middle class americans, have become far too mobile. boomers sort of kicked it off and their kids took it to a new level.

Bought a new build in October 2020 and paid exactly what we were willing to spend and pretty checked most boxes. Financed at 2.49% after selling our old house ourselves and our buyer didn’t use a realtor either so we saved a chunk in that regard as well. We were fortunate and Everything just kinda worked out very well. Could like sell our house now for $120-150 more than what we paid but it wouldn’t do us any good as all the comps are that price now and the rates are more than double. We’re happy where we are though and the house won’t be too big once the kids are gone, which will be a while. I feel for some of these homeowners getting squeezed. Can be a very stressful situation.

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I have a 2.25% mortgage, but am building another home, so I will lose it when I sell.

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Have you considered renting it? That way you could keep that sweet mortgage and make money off of it.

Depends on where you’re at. We bought our current house in the summer of 22 and a house on our street sold recently at double the price per square feet

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You can pry my 3% mortgage from my cold, dead fingers

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2.35% on a 15 year mortgage.

I aint going anywhere!