Real Estate

Single family: Taking a ‘wait-and-see’ approach

The residential market was sending mixed signals prior to COVID-19, and while no one is predicting gloom, there’s too much uncertainty to pinpoint the sector’s short-term future.

Multifamily: A portrait of oversaturation

Despite supply outpacing demand, apartment complexes are still being built in Baton Rouge, especially around LSU’s campus.

Commercial: Market correction?

While some predict a seismic shift in the Baton Rouge office market, most argue such fears are exaggerated.

Retail: Just a bad dream?

No real estate sector has been harder hit by the pandemic than retail, and its recovery depends on tenant-landlord compromise and the willingness of consumers to get out and spend.

Industrial: The lull continues

A double whammy of an oil price crash and a pandemic thwarts what was supposed to be a rebound year for the industrial sector in Baton Rouge and south Louisiana.

Rent checks are due again; are tenants still paying?

It’s June 1, which means rent checks are due for millions of renters who...

Lemoine Company moves Baton Rouge offices to Water Campus

Baton Rouge’s newest Class A office building, 1200 Brickyard Lane on the Water Campus,...

ALDI sets sights on Baton Rouge for new grocery store

German grocery chain ALDI is considering Baton Rouge for a new grocery store location.  The...

246-unit townhome development planned for The Grove

A development with 246 townhome lots is being planned within The Grove mixed-use development,...

Lewis Maintenance moving into Interline Avenue building

Lewis Maintenance, a Baton Rouge-based commercial maintenance firm, is moving into a building on...