Louisiana’s first natural gas liquefaction and fueling facility will be built at the Port of Greater Baton Rouge in 2015…

If the real estate recovery is a baseball game, we’re in the fourth or fifth inning. So what will the rest of the game look like?

Even as construction of new apartment buildings hit the highest monthly construction pace since the beginning of 2006, the latest absorption rates for unsubsidized, unfurnished, newly built apartments have kept pace…

Industrial brokers across the country have something in common these days. They are busy again. A steady…

When a property owner makes a decision to sell it is not unique to begin what I call a “two step” conversation to achieve their goal. To simply put a price tag on a property without first evaluating the current tenant and their leases is short sighted.

After three years of momentum building in commercial property lending, analysts are projecting that institutional lenders will place what could be record amounts of capital into commercial real estate in 2014.

Government statistics and the latest reports from the design and construction sectors suggest that the growing number of….

Business mergers are taking place all over the country, Louisiana and in Baton Rouge (witness the purchase of The Shaw Group by CB&I early last year).

Retail REITs are developing new projects again. For several years factory outlet centers were the only new developments the big players were working on. Now supermarket-anchored centers and power centers are…

INTEREST rates will eventually rise in the developed world, perhaps in early 2015. The markets are braced for such a possibility. But the more difficult question is how far they will rise: what is the normal level of rates in the post-crisis world?