Real Estate

Tractor Supply Co. property in Zachary sells for $6.5M

The Tractor Supply Co. property in Zachary has changed hands for $6.5 million in a deal filed with the East Baton Rouge Parish Clerk of Court’s office Thursday morning.

Average long-term US mortgage rate hits highest level in more than 20 years 

The average long-term U.S. mortgage rate climbed this week to its highest level in more than 20 years, grim news for would-be homebuyers already challenged by a housing market that remains competitive due to a dearth of homes for sale.

Construction underway at site of former Reggie’s bar

Construction is underway at the site of the former Reggie’s, the shuttered Tigerland bar that lost its liquor license following the death of LSU student Madison Brooks earlier this year. 

Rezoning of Pecue Lane properties recommended for approval by planning staff

Members of the city-parish planning staff say a pair of rezoning requests backed by nearly a dozen Pecue Lane residents meets the criteria for rezoning. 

See how much longer Baton Rouge-area homes are now staying on the market

The average length of time that area homes sit on the market has doubled from a year ago, according to the latest report by the Greater Baton Rouge Association of Realtors.

Three businesses set to open in Gonzales shopping center 

Three businesses are opening soon in the Conway Village Center along La. 44 in Gonzales. 

Apartments off Government sell for $11M

An apartment complex tucked off of Government Street has been sold to a local investor for $11 million, according to land records. 

What’s the latest on the update to FuturEBR?

City-parish planning staff will update the planning commission on how work is progressing on revising FuturEBR, the city-parish’s comprehensive master plan. 

Coyote Moon moves to new and larger location on Lee Drive

Spiritual boutique Coyote Moon Crystals & Gifts, which operated on Perkins Road for more than two decades, has moved into new digs on Lee Drive. 

Could a moratorium in Livingston deter future development there?

As Livingston Parish officials continue to debate a possible moratorium on residential development, local homebuilders say the prospect of a temporary suspension casts a shadow of uncertainty that could impact the broader housing market.