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Furniture, art, decorations at 5 estate sales in Shreveport, Bossier this weekend
There are five estate sales this weekend in the Shreveport-Bossier area, and all have unique and vintage finds like furniture, decor, appliances, art and more. The five estate sales featured on the Estate Sales website are as follows:. Stacey Lane Tag Sale. 444 Stacey Lane, Bossier City;. Sale by Carole's...
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Downtown Shreveport Petro Lofts rehab delayed, citing market turbulence
Market uncertainty is delaying a major downtown Shreveport renovation project, pushing it to 2029. In April 2024, the owners of the historic Petroleum Tower at 425 Edwards St. hoped to have a general contractor named in 30 days and planned an aggressive push toward apartment occupancy for summer 2025. By...
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Shreveport mayor calls for criminal accountability as Sanctuary Apartments faces water shutoff
SHREVEPORT, La. -- Shreveport officials are informing residents of The Sanctuary Apartments to relocate because without running water their dwellings are considered unsafe. The city shut off water service Thursday afternoon because the property owner owes the city approximately $145,000 -- a delinquency that started two years ago when a New Jersey-based business entity acquired the multifamily complex, according to an examination of business ownership structures.
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Find it downtown: 509 Market – The Standard – A Good Place to Call Home
509 Market is a commercial build-to-suit opportunity in downtown Shreveport. The first three floors of commercial suites of varying sizes are located in the Standard 509 Apartments at the corner of Texas Street and Market Street. This corner has long been considered the traditional business and geographic heart of downtown Shreveport. Commercial operators in the building benefit from a stable customer base from the 72 luxury apartments within the building.
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Owner hopes historic downtown Shreveport building goes from bid to bought
The former home of Arkla Gas and later Centerpoint Energy in downtown Shreveport is hitting the auction block again at the end of this month. A 14-story, 293,917 square foot office building at the corner of Milam and McNeil Streets, is listed by Landmark Commercial Real Estate of Farmington Hills, Michigan. The upcoming auction for 525 Milam St. will be held on the Apex Commercial Exchange auction platform.
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Shreveport Bossier Realtors put their hearts into helping animals
It was early in the event at the Lowe-McFarland American Legion Post on Cross Lake, and Cindy Dyer, a Realtor and Associate Broker at Pinnacle Realty Advisors in Shreveport, was already dog tired. She and her volunteers had been at work since early Saturday morning helping set up tents and...
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Mansfield clarifies costs associated with cleaning blighted properties
MANSFIELD, La. — The City of Mansfield recently issued a clarification regarding the cleanup of blighted properties and who is responsible for associated costs. According to city officials, Mansfield has not incurred any costs to date for cleaning blighted properties. Property owners who have received notices from the city’s code enforcement officer have either cleaned the properties themselves or paid contractors or other individuals to complete the work.
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Find it downtown: 400 Crockett Street
400 Crockett Street – Former SporTran Bus Terminal – A Unique Place for Your Business. Situated on about 1.1 acres of land, this 5,000 sf former bus station terminal has a tent structure that provides cover to nearly all of the available land. Nestled in the heart of downtown Shreveport, this iconic space offers a blend of historic charm and modern convenience. This outdoor event venue offers easy access to nearby businesses, hotels, restaurants, government offices, and attractions, ensuring convenience. The property also has multiple power sources inside and outside which makes it ideal for a variety of uses. The former bus station terminal has become an event venue offering 5,000 sf of building space with the wonderful tent structure to extend the outdoor space for comfort almost year round. The venue has hosted concerts, food truck events, and other activities.