Real Estate

Aussie clothing store Cotton On will open in Mall of Louisiana

International retail clothing store Cotton On is setting up shop in the Mall of Louisiana, according to a permit filed with Baton Rouge's Permits & Inspections Division. This will be its first location in the state.

GeoSurfaces CEO purchases 63 acres near Baker for $900K

CNAK Consulting LLC recently completed the purchase of 63 acres on U.S. 61 near Baker for $900,000, according to records filed with the East Baton Rouge Parish Clerk of Court's office.

Sales of existing US homes down for eighth month in a row 

Sales of previously occupied U.S. homes fell in September for the eighth month in...

Baton Rouge’s warehouse market still strong despite slowing national demand

Demand for warehouse space in Baton Rouge remains high, even as The Wall Street Journal reports that the national market is showing signs of slowing.

Last VooDoo BBQ in Capital Region closing Thursday

The last VooDoo BBQ franchise location in the Baton Rouge area is set to close Thursday, according to the listing agent for the space on Drusilla Lane. 

Roadrunner Towing buys land near airport for $1.6M

Roadrunner Towing & Recovery Inc. recently completed the purchase of three properties as part of a single transaction for $1.6 million

Capital Region foreclosure activity down in September but up from a year ago

The number of properties in the Capital Region facing foreclosure action in September was down about 33% compared to August but up more than 97% compared to the same month last year.

Planning Commission to take up Kevin Nguyen’s proposed apartment complex 

The East Baton Rouge Parish Planning and Zoning Commission is set to consider approving Four Seasons, a proposed apartment complex on the south side of Burbank Drive east of South Kenilworth Parkway. 

Red-hot warehouse market shows signs of slowing 

A pandemic-driven boom in warehousing demand is showing signs of slowing, The Wall Street...

Eight questions for DDD’s new executive director 

225 magazine checked in with Sayal about her vision for downtown, the new parking meters on its streets, and her most interesting—and surprising—past job.