Decades ago, as the nation’s longest desegregation case dragged on in East Baton Rouge Parish schools, families began flocking to the lower housing cost exurbs of Ascension and Livingston parishes seeking better—and more gentrified—public schools and an escape from the escalating crime in Baton Rouge.

Manufacturers and other producers are beginning 2015 with a positive outlook. As a result, they could look to expand their number of properties and space for facilities to prepare for a great performing year.

A successful Commercial Real Estate Investor is able to identify and capitalize on opportunity in the market.

When you go to a bank to open an account, you will find each kind of deposit account comes with a different interest rate, depending on the bank and account.

Retailers’ earnings season has gone from bad to worse.

With a recent local report that area car dealerships are only now returning to normal business since the 2016 Baton Rouge flood, we are reminded again of the long-lasting impacts of weather related disasters.

The buzz in the commercial real estate industry for the past 18 months has centered around the coworking space occupancy model.

Aliza Karney Guren remembers accompanying her father to tour industrial properties he had developed or acquired when she was a young girl in Southern California.

While office-using employment growth has left much to be desired recently, office demand has relied on the success of another sector for stability.

The popularity of retail centers as one-stop-shopping destinations appears destined to grow as developers continue to introduce new types of uses at their properties, including entertainment, medical services and housing, according to a new report from ICSC.