The French Mortgage market is reeling from the shock move by the Fed to increase its emergency loan rate by 0.25% to 0.75%. The Fed’s move definitively signals that we are now at the bottom of the global interest rate cycle and the window of opportunity is beginning to close on what will probably be the best French Mortgage rates for the next 25 years. If you’re thinking of buying in France ACT NOW and contact us to get one of the last great mortgage bargains of the decade. For more details see the Best French Mortgage Market Trends page.
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