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Hooks, TX · Real Estate
downtownshreveport.com
Find it Downtown: One Texas Centre, 415 Texas Street
One Texas Centre is a beautiful boutique style professional office building located in the heart of downtown Shreveport. The five-story atrium with a fountain provides a tranquil relaxed setting with nicely appointed common areas. Convenient parking is located in the basement garage, as well as in the adjacent surface level lots.
ktalnews.com
Shreveport-Bossier real estate market: Growth opportunity
(Loving Living Local) –With home values sitting comfortably below the national average, the Shreveport-Bossier market is flashing a massive green light for real estate investors. Backed by a resilient workforce and a steady stream of transient military personnel, rental demand is skyrocketing—meaning the room for portfolio growth here is unparalleled.
westcentralsbest.com
Affordable housing project reaches midpoint in Shreveport
SHREVEPORT, La. -- A new affordable housing development taking shape in Shreveport is expected to provide relief for dozens of residents struggling to find suitable housing options. Construction on Fairfield Estates II has reached roughly the halfway point and is transforming the site of Wilkinson Terrace, the city's original public...
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KTBS
Affordable housing project reaches midpoint in Shreveport
SHREVEPORT, La. -- A new affordable housing development taking shape in Shreveport is expected to provide relief for dozens of residents struggling to find suitable housing options. Construction on Fairfield Estates II has reached roughly the halfway point and is transforming the site of Wilkinson Terrace, the city's original public...
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America 250: KTBS 3 St. Jude Dream Home
SHREVEPORT, La. - In April 1991, the first-ever KTBS St. Jude Dream Home was given away. It was merely an idea from a doctor and a television station that said "yes, we can." Dr. Donald Mac had a client in their house that had a prefabricated house he wanted to give away. Dr. Mac had gone to other television stations with the idea prior to KTBS. KTBS said the idea was "extreme," but had a chance.
shreveportbossieradvocate.com
Historic Shreveport fire station converted to private home is for sale for first time in 27 years
In 1905, Shreveport’s Highland neighborhood got its first fire station, a two story, roughly 4,000-foot brick building near the corner of Stoner and Louisiana avenues. Upstairs at 664 Stoner Ave. was the captain’s office and bedroom, a bunk room for firemen to sleep, a bathroom and a game room. Downstairs held the fire apparatus and an area to rig up the horses or mules that would tow the water trailer and firefighters to the blaze.
bebossier.com
Bossier Business Spotlight: Moore Active
Michelle Moore has been an entrepreneur for several years, and in 2016, she found a way to combine two of her greatest passions: building a business and fitness. That year, she opened Moore Active inside one of her other local businesses, Fancy Pants. “I worked at a gym since I...
claiborneparishjournal.com
Louisiana trust for historic preservation issues request for qualifications for historic wooden buildings in Homer
The Louisiana Trust for Historic Preservation (LTHP) is seeking qualified developers, entrepreneurs, investors, preservation-minded buyers to redevelop two historic commercial buildings located prominently on the Courthouse Square in Downtown Homer. The properties, known locally as the “Wooden Buildings”, are located at 500-506 East Main Street within both the Homer National...
NOLA.com
Final $1.2M spending 'phase' required in U.L. Coleman lawsuit approved by Bossier City Council
The Bossier City Council approved what is expected to be the last chunk of spending required of them in a 15-year-old lawsuit settlement that has made its mark on South Bossier. The $1.2 million is for long-term aspects of the South Bossier Redevelopment Plan, which are expected to commence in...
postsouth.com
Shreveport roofing company expands into New Orleans market
Hargrove Roofing has announced the acquisition of Method Exteriors, marking an expansion that strengthens Hargrove Roofing’s position as a leading provider of residential and commercial roofing across the region. The acquisition brings together two companies known for quality craftsmanship, customer-focused service and strong reputations. “I couldn’t be more excited...
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Shreveport City Council demands answers on unfinished East 70th Street hotel
SHREVEPORT, La. - Shreveport city leaders are demanding answers about an unfinished hotel project on East 70th Street that has sat idle for nearly six years. At Tuesday’s City Council meeting, representatives from Green Lake Real Estate Fund, the lender behind the unfinished Marriott hotel, told council members the project stalled because of construction problems and financial issues.
shreveportbossieradvocate.com
Final $1.2M spending 'phase' required in U.L. Coleman lawsuit approved by Bossier City Council
The Bossier City Council approved what is expected to be the last chunk of spending required of them in a 15-year-old lawsuit settlement that has made its mark on South Bossier. The $1.2 million is for long-term aspects of the South Bossier Redevelopment Plan, which are expected to commence in...
shreveportbossieradvocate.com
Shreveport E. 70th hotel lender cites 'bad actors' for delays: 'We do not intend to walk away'
Members of the City Council got little new information on a Shreveport hotel under construction for more than five years. Most recently a Wyndham Hotel, there have been plans to reopen the property at 1419 East 70th St. as a dual-use TownPlace Suites and more upscale SpringHill Suites, which will include a Boston's Pizza Restaurant and Sports Bar.
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Shreveport roofing company expands into New Orleans market
Hargrove Roofing has announced the acquisition of Method Exteriors, marking an expansion that strengthens Hargrove Roofing’s position as a leading provider of residential and commercial roofing across the region. The acquisition brings together two companies known for quality craftsmanship, customer-focused service and strong reputations. “I couldn’t be more excited to be involved with the city of New Orleans,” said Billy Hargrove, CEO of Hargrove Roofing. “It’s more than just business, for us. I called New Orleans home following college and used to work at Commander’s Palace as a cook. I lived right off of St. Charles in Uptown and remember that time fondly. So, I’m excited to now call it another type of home both for myself and the company. We’ll be able to help the community with all of their roofing needs, during the good and the bad.” Ryan Adler, who will serve as the New Orleans branch president, added: “Method Exteriors was built with a strong belief in relationships, high-caliber workmanship, and serving the communities of Southeast Louisiana the right way. Working alongside Hargrove Roofing creates an exciting opportunity to extend their reach into the Southeast Louisiana market with a team that understands the people, projects, and relationships
NOLA.com
Shreveport E. 70th hotel lender cites 'bad actors' for delays: 'We do not intend to walk away'
Members of the City Council got little new information on a Shreveport hotel under construction for more than five years. Most recently a Wyndham Hotel, there have been plans to reopen the property at 1419 East 70th St. as a dual-use TownPlace Suites and more upscale SpringHill Suites, which will include a Boston's Pizza Restaurant and Sports Bar.
shreveportbossieradvocate.com
Shreveport area economy OK in first quarter, bracing for inflation. Here's what we know.
The local economy was on relatively solid ground in the first quarter of 2026, which includes the first month of the Iran war. That’s according to the first quarter Northwest Louisiana Economic Dashboard from the LSUS Center for Business and Economic Research (CBER). According to CBER Director Doug White,...
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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...
NOLA.com
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...