Baton Rouge’s hottest development trend is renovating and retrofitting older buildings

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The foot traffic going in and around I Rivermark Centre in downtown Baton Rouge looks different today than it did in years past following the $80 million renovation completed last year. Built in 1968, the building—formerly known as Chase South Tower—was redeveloped into mixed-use property with luxury apartments replacing the office space at the top

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