Interest Rates Inch Up

By Kristal Kraft Denver Realtor | Published: February 4, 2005

The Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan in an effort to keep inflation under control raised the short-term interest rates .25%, to 2.50%.  In general it appears this year will see a steady increase in the interest rate.

If you are sitting on the “buy or not to buy” fence, now is the time to make that home purchase decision.

The Berkshire Group, Realtors, a Denver real estate company

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