Ten years ago, staying in a downtown Baton Rouge hotel was a somewhat formidable challenge. Today, Baton Rouge is close to having 1,000+ rooms available, always a key goal in the on-going-development of downtown Baton Rouge.

Potential designs for the redevelopment of the old Entergy site on Government Street will be unveiled at 6:30 p.m. March 2 at the Shiloh Missionary Baptist Church fellowship hall, 185 Eddie Robinson Sr. Drive.

Low oil prices mean the driller that has been the most bullish on an oil region that straddles the Louisiana-Mississippi line is cutting back.

A Texas-based company that operates four senior living communities near Houston, Dallas and San Antonio has plans to move to the Baton Rouge market in the first quarter of 2016.

A Texas-based company that operates four senior living communities near Houston, Dallas and San Antonio has plans to move to the Baton Rouge market in the first quarter of 2016.

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.