Wednesday, May 14, 2008
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Ambrosia Bakery is set to move into a new 8,000 square foot location on Siegen Lane by late July or early August.
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Last week we looked at plummeting home prices as measured by the S&P/Case-Shiller Home Price Index, the index quoted by the national press when describing the housing industry.
Troy Daigle of Donnie Jarreau Real Estate Company brokered a 47,934-square-foot site on Coursey Boulevard to Holly's Car Care.
What recession? Baton Rouge ranked ninth on a list of the 10 fastest-growing real estate markets, according to Money Magazine and CNNMoney.com.
Out of four highly visible empty commercial buildings Real Estate Weekly readers believe the former Smokey Bones restaurant site on Siegen will be first to go back into commerce.
The developers of Carriage Wood Estates, a subdivision off Vignes Road in southeast East Baton Rouge Parish, have purchased about 35 more acres for the second phase.
The Wal-Mart Supercenter on Burbank Drive that was originally scheduled to open this summer won’t start welcoming shoppers until early 2010—a delay caused by the national economic slowdown.
A lot has been written recently about plummeting home prices as measured by the S&P/Case-Shiller Home Price Index.
American Homeland, represented by Kevin Nguyen, purchased an additional 30-acre tract from Audubon Plantation for the new Mallard Park subdivision off Hoo Shoo Too Road.
Another new hotel: Construction has started on a 104-room Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites on Siegen Lane between Airline Highway and Interstate 10.
The majority of Real Estate Weekly readers were right on the money when it came to guessing how much the Federal Reserve would cut interest rates.
Jimmy Maurin, chairman and co-founder of Stirling Properties, has been inducted into the LSU Alumni Association Hall of Distinction.
In the past few weeks, redevelopment plans have been announced for three empty restaurant sites in high-profile locations.
Country Club of Louisiana feels the pinch from seasonal and national trends as well as competition from other luxury communities.
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What do you think of the Legislature's plans to cut $120 million in social spending and higher education programs from the state budget?
