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Shreveport Council update expected on perpetually delayed 70th Street hotel
Shreveport Councilman Grayson Boucher is the first to admit that the city doesn’t have the legal tools to force work to resume on the perpetually unfinished hotel at 1419 East 70th Street, but it hasn’t stopped him from trying. The property, which abuts Boucher’s District D and Jim...
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Historic Shreveport skyscraper redevelopment to bring new residential opportunities
SHREVEPORT, La. - One of downtown Shreveport's vacant skyscrapers is a step closer to redevelopment. The Louisiana State Bond Commission gave preliminary approval for financing tied to the Petroleum Tower renovation project Thursday. "We got unanimous approval from the state Bond Commission to allow the development team to move forward...
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NWLA housing market sees significant shift with rent up and homeowners negotiating
SHREVEPORT, La. (KTAL/KMSS) – The housing market of northwest Louisiana is experiencing a market shift. “So this is different than what we’ve seen in past years. Normally you have small ups and downs. This is such a significant difference in what we’ve seen previously. We can tell something is happening in the market,” said Reed Ebarb, owner and broker of My Property Manager LLC.
shreveportbossieradvocate.com
Pump prices keep rising and Shreveport drivers keep driving: 'Something we can't control'
The pain at the pump continues, and for most there just isn't anything to do but pay through the nose. The war with Iran has been ongoing since late February, spiking gas prices at home and leaving everyone paying more to fill up their cars. If Louisiana is faring better than other states, motorists still are sharply feeling the price increases — there's just not a lot they can do about it.
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NWLA housing market sees significant shift with renting increasing
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Bossier City apartment property owners claim public works and EMS fees are illegal taxes
A coalition of Bossier City apartment property owners and managers are petitioning the state for refunds and repeals of fees assessed by the city that they claim are actually illegal taxes. The petition, which has million-dollar implications, was filed March 11 with the Louisiana Board of Tax Appeals by 37...
shreveportbossieradvocate.com
Bossier City apartment property owners claim public works and EMS fees are illegal taxes
A coalition of Bossier City apartment property owners and managers are petitioning the state for refunds and repeals of fees assessed by the city that they claim are actually illegal taxes. The petition, which has million-dollar implications, was filed March 11 with the Louisiana Board of Tax Appeals by 37...
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Shreveport sees 2% tax revenue increase in first quarter
SHREVEPORT, La. (KSLA) - The city of Shreveport saw a 2% increase in tax revenue during the first three months of the year compared to the same time period in 2025. The figures come from the LSUS Center for Business and Economic Research’s first quarter economic dashboard. Experts said...
bienvilleparishjournal.com
Mortgages, cancellations, and why they matter to parish records
When most people hear the word mortgage, they think about buying a home or making monthly payments to a bank. While that’s certainly a big part of it, mortgages also play an important role behind the scenes in the parish’s record-keeping system. In Bienville Parish, documents related to...
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A Shreveport Realtor says small farmers need support. She's made it easier to do.
Ashley Walker can tell you about real estate and landscaping and pressure washing and fleet washing, all small businesses she owns. Her family history, though, is filled with dirt- the kind you amend, till and plant vegetables in. “I have a horticulture license. I'm also an avid gardener, grew up on a farm. My family, I come from 20 generations of farmers, so farms are very near and dear to my heart.”
NOLA.com
Shreveport's Summer Grove Church is leaving Southpark Mall, members put property up for sale
After 21 years, Summer Grove Baptist Church is leaving the former Southpark Mall. The property at 8924 Jewella Ave. has been listed with Walker/Alley & Associates LLC Real Estate Resources for $15,000,000. The enclosed mall space checks in at 851,064 square feet and sits on over 80 acres. Much of...
shreveportbossieradvocate.com
Shreveport's Summer Grove Church is leaving Southpark Mall, members put property up for sale
After 21 years, Summer Grove Baptist Church is leaving the former Southpark Mall. The property at 8924 Jewella Ave. has been listed with Walker/Alley & Associates LLC Real Estate Resources for $15,000,000. The enclosed mall space checks in at 851,064 square feet and sits on over 80 acres. Much of...
KTBS
Local content creator Will Guffey highlights local bites across the ArkLaTex
SHREVEPORT, La. — From comfort food classics to hidden neighborhood favorites, local real estate agent and content creator Will Guffey is stepping into the food scene to spotlight restaurants across the ArkLaTex. Guffey has been sharing his visits to area eateries on social media, reviewing local spots and encouraging...
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Shreveport custom home builders deal with current realities, adapt to slow market
Dallas Federal Reserve Bank Economist Pia Orrenius recently had little good to say about the near future for residential homebuilders. During her presentation on the 2026 Economic Outlook at the Dallas Federal Reserve Bank in February, the Fed economist referred to the downturn in residential construction in terms of a “residential construction recession.” “So what’s growing?” she asked the packed room. “It’s the nonresidential sector.”
shreveportbossieradvocate.com
Builder says options abound in Shreveport Bossier Parade of Homes' final weekend
Justin Sevier of Vintage Homes is looking forward to the final weekend of the Home Builders Association of Northwest Louisiana's Parade of Homes. Not because it is the last weekend of the annual tour, but because it gives more opportunity to take people through a couple of houses built to show off what his business can do.
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Walking trail, sports park: Local church to buy property next door from Bossier City
Stonewall Baptist Church is set to buy back some of its former property that Bossier City had left over from the Walter O. Bigby Carriageway project. On Tuesday, the City Council gave a unanimous first approval for the sale of a three-acre parcel located behind Stonewall Baptist's Learning Center along Hamilton Road to the church for $207,000. That was what the property was valued at by an appraiser in January.
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Shreveport weighs tax lien updates to boost sales of blighted properties
Shreveport, La. – The Shreveport City Council is considering amending its code to make real estate seized for unpaid property taxes more appealing to buyers and, in turn, easier to sell. “I think that the whole goal would be to make these marketable pieces of property that investors could...