Now that the first batch of COVID-19 vaccines have arrived in Louisiana and are...

The Greater Baton Rouge Association of Realtors has updated its regulations to require brokers to record the actual sale price of property transactions in the Multiple Listing Service.

Nearly five months after hackers waged an aggressive attack on the Baton Rouge Clinic, disabling some clinic systems for weeks, administrators say business is back to normal and that newer, stronger systems have been put in place.

More than six months after Amazon’s plans to acquire the various parcels comprising the former Cortana Mall fell through, the high-stakes deal to redevelop the 1-million square foot site into a massive regional distribution center appears to still have life.

Nearly three weeks after well-known restaurateur Ruffin Rodrigue’s unexpected death from a heart attack, plans are in place to keep Rodrigue’s signature Highland Road restaurant, Ruffino’s, up and running, as well as two sister establishments—Ruffino’s on the River in Lafayette and Ruffino’s Catering at De La Ronde Hall downtown.

More than three years after the feds shut down First NBC Bank, the ripple effects from the failure of the New Orleans-based institution can still be seen in the Baton Rouge real estate market.

The Louisiana Real Estate Appraisers Board has asked the U.S. Supreme Court to intervene...

The Metro Council is set to vote later today on an ordinance that will...

The Raising Cane’s River Center had a lot riding on 2020. The previous five years had seen a steady decline in the number of events at the facility’s arena, exhibition hall and theater, and it was losing a little less than $1 million a year on average.

Though the COVID-19 economic crisis has helped, not hurt, the housing market, homebuilders say...