Despite the intimidating high-interest rates currently impacting the mortgage market, there lies a promising investment opportunity in Louisianas real estate landscape. Understanding the nuanced dynamics of this market can reveal why its strategically wise to consider purchasing property now.
Louisiana House-appointed task force unveils harmful impacts of dollar stores low wages, health & safety violations and chronic understaffing of workers Baton Rouge, LAA legislative task force recently concluded that the aggressive expansion tactics and high concentration of dollar stores in Louisiana choke out small businesses and put dollar store workers at serious risk due […]
With Reform on the Horizon, New Tax Breaks for Petrochemicals Are a Losing Proposition, Data Suggest BATON ROUGE, La. Billions in tax incentives from the Industrial Tax Exemption Program (ITEP) have failed to produce job and income growth in Louisiana, according to Giving Away the Future, a new report from independent research firm Ohio River […]
The City Councils Community Development Committee will meet Monday, June 26 and receive input from citizens regarding permitting and unlicensed street vendors. Unpermitted vendors pop up throughout the city and often take customers away from small businesses which follow the citys rules. Its never easy or quick to get a permit for renovation, signage or […]
A US default would likely lead to a sharp increase in interest rates on US debt. This is because investors would demand a higher return to compensate for the increased risk of default. This increase in borrowing costs would be felt not just by the US government, but also by businesses and consumers who borrow […]
With concerns about the COVID-19 pandemic again fading, the American public has once again placed strengthening the economy as the top policy priority President Joe Biden and Congress should address in 2023. According to the Pew Research Center, there is an increased focus on deficit reduction especially among Republican voters and those who lean Republican. […]
On Dec. 23, the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) ruled that Entergy Corp. owes around $500 million in refunds to ratepayers in Louisiana and Arkansas related to the management and operation of the Grand Gulf nuclear plant. The FERC’s ruling comes as the result of a joint lawsuit filed by Arkansas, Louisiana, and Mississippi claiming […]
The industrial park will be located on Terminal Road in New Orleans East and is expected to serve as a way for shippers to move their products between truck and rail.
According to information released by the utility, over 20,000 accounts are at risk of disconnection, prompting local advocacy groups to push the city council to take steps to extend the current moratorium.
The current garbage collection dilemma in New Orleans is all about politics and money who wants it, who has it and the citizens who are going to pay more every month.
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