Biloxi
Biloxi, MS · Real Estate
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Subdivisions continue popping up throughout Jackson County
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124 Court Condominiums officially open
HL Raymond Properties hosted a lavish grand opening gala for 124 Court Condominiums on Sept. 25 at the former site of the Sea Coast Echo at 124 Court St. in downtown Bay St. Louis. The Hancock Chamber also hosted a ribbon cutting ceremony for the event. Holly Lemoine-Raymond, owner of...
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Harrison County homeowners fighting proposed Biloxi subdivision
BILOXI, Miss. (WLOX) - For nearly two centuries, members of Elaine Krohn-Bories’ family have lived on farmland on Big John Road, just off Highway 67. Now, a request to rezone nearby property for a residential development has the family and their neighbors raising concerns. The application, filed by property...
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New condos open in a vibrant MS Coast downtown where a historic newspaper once stood
Years of planning and construction are complete and 124 Court Condominiums is open in Bay St. Louis, close to the beach, shops, restaurants and Amtrak. The grand opening Thursday night gave the community a first walk-through of the five-story residential and commercial building on Court Street in Old Town. “As...
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New condominium development keeps old town charm in Bay St. Louis
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Gulf Coast Mayors meet with Gulf Coast Business Council
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A Mississippi City’s Tax Break Spurred Post-Katrina Building. The Next Storm Will Test the New Homes.
GULFPORT, Miss. (AP) — Rocking on his front porch overlooking the Mississippi Sound, former Gulfport Mayor Billy Hewes questions how anyone wouldn’t want to live there. “People are always going to gravitate to the water,” he said. “And we have a beautiful waterfront.”. But it was...
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New condominium development keeps old town charm in Bay St. Louis
BAY ST. LOUIS, Miss. (WLOX) - A new condominium held a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Thursday as 124 Court Condominiums opened to the public. The 40,000-square-foot property contains 24 private units and three retail units. Residences feature quartz countertops, stainless steel appliances, private balconies, and 10-foot ceilings. The five-story building was...
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Jefferson Parish's pick for permits director sued Pass Christian for wrongful termination
As Jefferson Parish seeks to revamp its building permit process to make it easier for business owners and residents, the Council is set to hire a new head of the department from the Mississippi Gulf Coast. But the city where Mark Savasta worked for three years, Pass Christian, is now...
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Coast housing market outlook: Balance is back
As we move through the second half of 2025 and look toward 2026, the Coast housing market is showing encouraging signs of stability and strength. Following a modest but welcome dip in home loan interest rates, buyer activity has picked up. Many prospective homeowners who had been waiting on the sidelines are now re-entering the market with confidence — and with more negotiating power than we’ve seen in recent years.
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Hotel Planned for Former Singing River Mall Site in Gautier
GAUTIER, Miss. — Plans to build a hotel on the former Singing River Mall property are moving forward after the Gautier City Council approved a land purchase agreement this week. The council approved an agreement with Stay Gautier LLC to purchase a parcel of land within the Town Commons...
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A Mississippi city's tax break spurred post-Katrina building. But will homes stand the next storm?
Katrina-20 Years Later Rebuilding Mississippi Copyright 2025 The Associated Press. All rights reserved Rocking on his front porch overlooking the Mississippi Sound, former Gulfport Mayor Billy Hewes questions how anyone wouldn’t want to live there. “ People are always going to gravitate to the water,” he said. “And we have a beautiful waterfront.” But it was far from certain that people would return after 2005’s Hurricane Katrina, which killed 238 people in Mississippi and left only concrete slabs in many areas. With beachfront rebuilding crawling along a decade later, Gulfport began offering property tax breaks to those who built near the water. Hewes said the goal was for people to “build back better, quicker, help kick-start the economy.” Where to encourage building is a thorny decision for local governments in areas exposed to floods or wildfires. Despite risks including rising sea levels, places need residents and taxpayers. Like other Gulf Coast cities after Katrina, Gulfport required residents to build at higher elevations and enforced a stronger building code. But most residents near the water are in at least a moderate-risk flood zone. Nationwide, many more homes are being built in flood zones than are being removed. “The local government was
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Groundbreaking celebrates 2026 St. Jude Dream Home in South Mississippi
GULFPORT, Miss. (WLOX) - Just four months after announcing the 2025 St. Jude Dream Home winner, preparations are already in motion for next year’s home. The 2026 Mississippi Gulf Coast St. Jude Dream Home campaign began on Wednesday with a groundbreaking ceremony. The home will be on Artisan Green...