Serving Baton Rouge & Ascension Parish
In June 2024, the real estate market across Ascension Parish, East Baton Rouge Parish, and Livingston Parish demonstrated varied dynamics in pricing, market duration, and inventory levels. Ascension Parish saw...
The real estate market across Ascension, East Baton Rouge, and Livingston Parishes in May 2024 showed varied trends in pricing, market activity, and inventory levels. Ascension Parish experienced a notable...
In April 2024, the real estate landscape in Louisiana’s Ascension, East Baton Rouge, and Livingston Parishes exhibited resilience despite the backdrop of rising mortgage interest rates. While March...
January seemed to drag on for what felt like an eternity, but once Mardi Gras came and went in February, time seemed to accelerate! Buyers wasted no time capitalizing on the lower interest rates, and the surge...
We have made it through the first month of the year. What a crazy month it was with freezing temps resulting in closures of schools and businesses. This, partnered with the continuance of higher interest...
Well, that was fun! ::Insert Eye Roll:: All joking aside, 2023 was tough for the Greater Baton Rouge Real Estate Market. We ended the year down 26% from 2022 in volume. What happened? Well, rates jumped from...
In September 2023, the Greater Baton Rouge real estate market showed some interesting dynamics, with median sales prices experiencing fluctuations across different parishes. Notably, Ascension and Livingston...
We have now entered what can confidently be described as a balanced market. This term typically indicates a state where there is about a three-month supply of available inventory. Despite this equilibrium, in...
May always shows a decline in pending sales due to graduations, end-of-school celebrations, and the Memorial Day holiday. 2023 was no different. There has been lots of talk about us entering a buyer’s...
The three bigger parishes all saw a decrease in pending sales in April. Some of that was brought on by buyers sitting still watching to see if the interest rates would drop a bit more, and some of it was...
