Real Estate

Will Baton Rouge see a post-Ida boom like it did after Katrina?

Anyone who lived through Hurricane Katrina will remember what life was like in Baton Rouge for several chaotic months after the storm, when thousands of residents and businesses from New Orleans and surrounding parishes temporarily relocated to the area.

Mold now a concern days after Hurricane Ida 

Two days after Hurricane Ida blew through Louisiana, residents and businesses are just beginning...

Bluebonnet Parc sold to Kentucky company for $17M

Bluebonnet Parc Shopping Center, near the Mall of Louisiana, was sold to Kentucky-based BBP Partners LLC for $17 million on Wednesday. 

Volunteers of America GBR moving into Bon Carré

Volunteers of America Greater Baton Rouge is consolidating its operations at Bon Carré Business Center, representatives of the organization and the property say.  

Churchill’s relocating from longtime Jefferson Highway shop 

Churchill’s, a local cigar and spirits retailer with a smoking lounge and cocktail bar, is relocating from its longtime home on Jefferson Highway near Bocage to a new location.

National arm of local LDS temple sues @Highland, city-parish over proposed development

The Utah-based parent organization of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, which has a local temple on Highland Road, is suing @Highland—the mixed-use development adjacent to the temple; Key Real Estate Co., which is planning to develop a multifamily complex on the site; and, the city-parish, which approved the controversial complex earlier this summer.

Baton Rouge commercial leasing continues to increase

Commercial sales in Baton Rouge are higher than usual for the year, while commercial leasing is also trending higher.

Homebuilding boom shows no sign of slowing for D.R. Horton

Investors who think D.R. Horton's good fortunes can’t continue might need to stop worrying...

Iron Tribe Fitness building second Baton Rouge location

Blane Clark of Kean Miller filed a $900,000 permit today to build an Iron...

Chelsea’s Live music venue planned for Nicholson Drive

Chelsea’s Café, a longtime bar, restaurant and live music venue that closed in 2015, will open late this year as Chelsea’s Live, three people behind the project announced. C