Monthly Archives: February 2012

http://www.batonrougehousingreports.com/ – 2012 Greater Baton Rouge Home Sales and Pendings Through Feb 2012 Poised To Be Great Year. This presentation is brought to you by Baton Rouge Housing Reporter, Bill Cobb. Home sales in January – February 2010, 2011 and … Continue reading →

Baton Rouge Home For Sale: 10542 Oakridge Park, Baton Rouge LA 70809. Call Gary Fontentot @ 225-677-7772. Photography and Video by Don Stern at http://dsrephotos.com/     3 Bedroom, 2 Bath home on a lake lot in a highly desirable … Continue reading →

http://www.batonrougehousingreports.com/ – Baton Rouge Housing Reports: Shenandoah Estates Market Observation February 2012 Video Link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2KwT1u37Pq8 In this video, Baton Rouge Home Appraiser, Bill Cobb, shares recent trends he is seeing in the Shenandoah Estates housing market. This is in the … Continue reading →

Reblogged from louisianasquarefootage: Baton Rouge’s foreclosure rate dipped to 2.34% in November from 2.53% in the same month a year prior, according to new data from CoreLogic. That’s considerably lower than the national rate, 3.41%, which was down from 3.46% … Continue reading →

Reblogged from Spinnin' In the Red Stick: Today was our monthly business meeting to discuss and review our MLS (multiple listing service) statistics. Already this year real estate is looking up. According to our MLS the properties sold in the … Continue reading →

Reblogged from We are Selling Big BR: We just returned from Keller Williams Family Reunion, where there was one topic that continued to resonate throughout all of the educational opportunities and market discussions: NEVER AGAIN will we see interest rates … Continue reading →

Sharing this via David McKey Blog… A 3.8% national sales or transfer tax on Real Estate starting in 2013?.

Reblogged from Fotografia: Taken with Canon Rebel Ti and Fuji Color 100 film.

Reblogged from Tim Mueller Photography: The Pentagon Barracks are located on the grounds of the Louisiana State Capitol. The site has been used by the Spanish, French, British, Confederate States Army, United States Army and was part of the short-lived … Continue reading →

Reblogged from 3traveling: Magnolia Mound – or maybe Mount Magnolia, records differ – is now surrounded by an urban setting, but the plantation was once the center of a 900-acre sugar and cotton operation with frontage on the Mississippi River. … Continue reading →