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The Most Expensive Home for Sale in Duson, Louisiana
If you're going to be spending $3.25 million on a home, you're going to want to make sure that you've got a little something for everyone who will be staying there, right?. Well, this home for sale at 1620 Jenkins Road in Duson, Louisiana, may just have that. A home...
The Most Expensive Home for Sale in Duson, Louisiana
If you're going to be spending $3.25 million on a home, you're going to want to make sure that you've got a little something for everyone who will be staying there, right?. Well, this home for sale at 1620 Jenkins Road in Duson, Louisiana, may just have that. A home...
The Most Expensive Home for Sale in Duson, Louisiana
If you're going to be spending $3.25 million on a home, you're going to want to make sure that you've got a little something for everyone who will be staying there, right?. Well, this home for sale at 1620 Jenkins Road in Duson, Louisiana, may just have that. A home...
The Most Expensive Home for Sale in Duson, Louisiana
If you're going to be spending $3.25 million on a home, you're going to want to make sure that you've got a little something for everyone who will be staying there, right?. Well, this home for sale at 1620 Jenkins Road in Duson, Louisiana, may just have that. A home...
$300 Million Approved to Elevate Homes in South Louisiana
There is an old saying embraced by those who inhabit dwellings along our nation's coastline. That saying goes "If you live on the water, eventually, you will live in the water". That's a sad fact that is almost always brought to light when storm surges from landfalling tropical cyclones inundate structures along Louisiana's coastline.
$300 Million Approved to Elevate Homes in South Louisiana
There is an old saying embraced by those who inhabit dwellings along our nation's coastline. That saying goes "If you live on the water, eventually, you will live in the water". That's a sad fact that is almost always brought to light when storm surges from landfalling tropical cyclones inundate structures along Louisiana's coastline.
$300 Million Approved to Elevate Homes in South Louisiana
There is an old saying embraced by those who inhabit dwellings along our nation's coastline. That saying goes "If you live on the water, eventually, you will live in the water". That's a sad fact that is almost always brought to light when storm surges from landfalling tropical cyclones inundate structures along Louisiana's coastline.
Fewer people are buying homes in Acadiana. So why are prices still so high?
Home sales in Acadiana have generally declined over the last several months, but prices have stayed high despite the falling demand, data from Bill Bacque at Market Scope Consulting shows. In April, the Acadiana region had around 458 closed home sales – around 21.6% less than it did in April...
Will housing prices fall in 2023 after a sky-high 2022?
Acadiana's residential real estate market was a roller coaster ride in 2022, following up 2021's record-breaking year with one filled with low inventory, high prices and falling sales. With one month of data left outstanding, the Acadiana region had 5,583 total closed sales — a 12.6% decline from the year-to-date total of 6,696...
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