With fewer developments coming online in 2020, those looking to rent should begin putting an absorption dent in the oversupply that’s been plaguing the Baton Rouge market, ending a several-year pattern of declining occupancy rates. But make no mistake: It’s still going to be a renter’s market. Baton Rouge already has 4,600 vacant units on
The demanding challenge of multifamily in Baton Rouge
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