Projects

Louisiana's premier modern industrial park with proven market validation. First building of the mutli-phase project, 200,000 SF. Three strong credit tenants: Marucci, RaceTrac, DelVal.

Louisiana's premier modern industrial park with proven market validation. 2nd building of the mutli-phase project, 250,000 SF. Actively leasing.

26 Acres next to Southern Glaziers. Industrial Outdoor Storage, Build to Suit or Turn Key options available. Fully entitled, shovel ready site. Actively leasing.

30 Acres next to Rivermark Building II. Build to Suit or Turn Key options available. Fully entitled, shovel ready site. Actively leasing.

The MRC Global Inc. Sale-Leaseback Acquisition in Port Allen, LA involved purchasing an 80,000-square-foot distribution facility on 8 acres at 1100 LeBlanc Road. The property was acquired as part of a multi-property sale-leaseback, and the deal closed in just 10 days due to third-party timing constraints.

MRC Global Inc. (Shreveport, LA) consisted of the acquisition of a 20,000-square-foot industrial distribution facility on 5 acres located at 9104 Linwood Avenue in Shreveport, Louisiana. The property was acquired on May 2, 2021, and is leased to a NYSE-listed tenant.

Apache Industrial Services (Geismar, LA) involved the acquisition of a 40,000-square-foot industrial facility on 6 acres along Highway 30 in Geismar, Louisiana. The property was acquired in 2018 and serves as an industrial operations facility supporting regional energy and petrochemical activity.

Creekside Crossing is a 168-unit Class A multifamily community located in the Baton Rouge, Louisiana submarket. The property was acquired in February 2022 through a HUD loan assumption, representing a strategic acquisition of stabilized multifamily product in a strong regional market.

The Preserve at Tech was a ground-up student housing development in Ruston, Louisiana serving Louisiana Tech University, consisting of 168 units and approximately 500 beds. The project included land acquisition, entitlements, and full development execution, with a total construction value of approximately $30,000,000. Delivered in June 2021, the project successfully navigated a highly challenging construction phase during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Chabert Emergency Housing was a temporary housing community developed in response to Hurricane Ida, which struck southeast Louisiana in August 2021 and caused widespread damage across the region. The facility was developed to provide short-term housing for doctors, nurses, and first responders supporting operations at Leonard J. Chabert Medical Center during the immediate disaster response and recovery period.

The project delivered a 50-bed temporary housing facility designed to provide safe and reliable accommodations for critical healthcare personnel and emergency responders. The development required rapid coordination with local officials, healthcare administrators, and service providers to quickly establish a fully operational housing site that supported essential medical services during a critical time for the region.

Moss Lake Village isa a large-scale temporary workforce housing community delivered between 2015 and 2020. The team developed, built, and managed a 1,900-bed facility supporting major industrial operations, with two 500-seat cafeterias, two recreation centers, and a transit fleet of 100+ buses. The project required 18 local, state, and federal permits and represented ~$170M in total contract value. Clients included SEMPA, Mitsubishi Corporation, and CB&I/McDermott.