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Poll: Few homeowners underwater

Ninety-six percent of people who responded to a Real Estate Weekly poll say they do not owe more on their home than it is currently worth.


Brian Andrews: Reporting your global cash flow

At this time of year, we are all being contacted by our bankers and asked for updated financial information.


Fenstermaker moves office into City Plaza

C.H. Fenstermaker & Associates is set to move its downtown offices across Fourth Street.


Capital Region home sales down in February

Capital Region home sales were down 6% in February, when compared to the year before.


B.R. delinquency rate still below state, U.S. averages

The percentage of Capital Region homeowners who are more than three months behind on their mortgage continues to rank below the Louisiana and U.S. average rates.


Property of the Week

Property of the Week

Sabine Pools Spas and Furniture is renovating the former Ambrosia Bakery building on Perkins Road.


Will it take a village?

Will it take a village?

Questions abound over a mixed-use development planned for a rural parish with unknown market potential.


Real estate recap: Baton Rouge General plans Bluebonnet expansion ... General Growth reaches deal to get out of bankruptcy

Getting bigger: Baton Rouge General plans to break ground at the end of this month on a $6 million expansion at its Bluebonnet Boulevard facility.


Poll: Over $300,000 market seen as buyer friendly

Sixty-five percent of respondents to a Real Estate Weekly poll say it’s a buyers’ market locally for homes at $300,000 and above.


Brian Andrews: Overbuilt vs. overbought

I read an interesting perspective on the commercial real estate market recently in which the author referred to our current situation as "overbought" rather than "overbuilt."


Tom Cook: Marcello's building sells, again

SVNA Investment owned a tract of land on Coursey Boulevard that they sold to Neighbors Federal Credit Union in December for $722,650.


Guitreau, Holmes get builders awards

Tricia Guitreau of Realities Construction Groupe has been named 2009 Builder of the Year by the Capital Region Builders Association.


Attorney moves into City Plaza

Lee Herrington has moved his law office into City Plaza.


Claitors looking at options for Acadian-Perkins Plaza

The owners of the Acadian-Perkins Plaza are still considering options for the shopping center, which was partially destroyed in a New Year's Day fire.


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