Real Estate

Baton Rouge area added 2,300 jobs in February; see which sector led the way

The Baton Rouge area added about 2,300 jobs from January to February, including 1,600 new construction jobs, the Baton Rouge Area Chamber reports. 

Whitlow & Simmons moves into in downtown’s La Capitol FCU building

Law firm Whitlow & Simmons LLC has moved into the third floor of the La Capitol Federal Credit Union building on Main Street.

Offices planned for former State National Life Insurance Building in downtown

The seven-story State National Life Insurance building on Third Street, one of Baton Rouge’s first major office buildings, may be closer to coming back to life.

Developer purchases 60 acres for controversial Woodhill subdivision

Plans are for the subdivision, which will be south of the intersection of South Tiger Bend and Hoo Shoo Too roads, to have 194 single-family residences.

See how far sales of apartment complexes have fallen in Baton Rouge 

Sales of multifamily complexes have cooled in Baton Rouge amid a national slowdown fueled by higher interest rates, banking fears and slowing rent growth. 

DSLD purchases 64 lots in new Zachary development for nearly $3.3M

Private homebuilder DSLD Homes LLC has purchased 64 lots in the Evergreen Estates subdivision for $3.26 million, according to the East Baton Rouge Parish Clerk of Court's office.

Self-storage properties sold to local buyer; Alaskan trust buys Bluebonnet office

Advanced Mini Storage in north Zachary has sold for $2.8 million, according to the East Baton Rouge Clerk of Court's office.

NOLA developer purchases office building on North Boulevard for $5.5M

New Orleans Key North Boulevard LLC has purchased a vacant office building on North Boulevard for $5.5 million, according to the East Baton Rouge Parish Clerk of Court's office.

Bernhard Capital-backed Grace Hebert Curtis acquires Florida architectural firm

Bernhard Capital-backed Grace Hebert Curtis Architects announced today it has acquired architectural firm Bullock Tice Associates.

Should fortified roofs be required on new homes in Louisiana?

A former officer with the Louisiana and national associations for homebuilders says the state’s current building code is fine, but funding a program to help homeowners pay for retrofitting their roofs to better withstand storms would be a good idea.Â