Even before the coronavirus crisis, the outlook for Baton Rouge’s multifamily sector was, if not completely bleak, somewhat troubling. Heading into the spring of 2020, vacancy rates were up, average rental rates were flat, and inventory was through the roof. Now, with the economy in still something of a state of limbo after two solid

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