Baton Rouge's hottest development trend is renovating and retrofitting older buildings
Bringing older buildings back to a repurposed life is a growing trend in Baton Rouge—especially downtown and in Mid City.
Source: businessreport.com
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Bringing older buildings back to a repurposed life is a growing trend in Baton Rouge—especially downtown and in Mid City.
Developers E.J. Krampe III, J. Dyke Nelson and David Weinstein, purchased the 80-year-old courthouse complex for $1.4 million in 2018.