Real Estate

While construction work draws closer on the widening of I-10 through Baton Rouge, key questions remain unanswered about the project.

Tigerland bar patrons reportedly have been risking injury by climbing onto the partially demolished Bob Pettit Boulevard Bridge, which East Baton Rouge Parish government is replacing. 

Plans for Atwater, Engquist Development’s nearly 800-lot residential development, are moving forward.

Netstreit, a Dallas-based real estate investment trust company, bought Best Buy in the Bluebonnet Parc Shopping Center for $9.1 million on Thursday.

A 3.25-acre tract on Highland Road near the Country Club of Louisiana is for sale for $2.2 million. The land is some of the last available for development between the country club and Interstate 10. 

Baton Rouge Music Studios is taking over a century-old building at Government Street and Steele Boulevard starting Jan. 1, building owner Jak Kunstler says. 

Dallas-based Stuart I. Roosth Architect on Thursday filed permits for a new apartment complex at 300 West Parker Boulevard, near the intersection of West Parker and Gourrier Avenue, further expanding the number apartments in the LSU area.

There are no plans to reopen Batch 13, which officially has been “temporarily closed” for about a year, a company official says. 

Hammond-based development company Stoa Group bought the remaining 13.1 acres of Windy Gladney’s Millerville development for $4 million on Wednesday. 

Geaux Clean Car Wash purchased a 1.32-acre lot for an undisclosed amount at Cortana Place, adjacent to the Cortana Walmart and planned Amazon fulfillment center, Elifin Realty announced today.