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"Working with Miguel Castro, Jr. at Castro Real Estates Services was the best decision that we’ve ever made! Miguel was more than a realtor for Village Kidz, he exceeded our expectations with his professionalism, responsiveness, and in-depth knowledge of the commercial landscape in Baton Rouge. When we needed him he was there every step of the acquisition process. He saw our vision, understood our needs, and helped us acquire the perfect location for our Village Kidz Community! "

- Ian & Nikki Honore’

“Miguel’s knowledge and experience was invaluable when I began investing in real estate. His patience and skill helped me build the residential and commercial real estate portfolio that I have today.”

- Jabarie Craig (Magnolia Homes and Properties, LLC)

"Miguel and CRES realty were exceptional from searching for the right property, all the way through the close. As a new investor, CRES guided me to a smooth and successful purchase, while keeping me informed and on schedule. I look forward to working with Miguel and CRES for many years to come. Thank You!"

- Philip Singletary - Singletary Capital

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The East Baton Rouge commercial market ends 2025 on a high note

By Jordan Arceneaux

Commercial real estate sales in East Baton Rouge Parish finished 2025 above the $1 billion mark, posting higher sales volume despite a slight slowdown in deal activity, according to Elifin market data. The 12-month trailing sales volume rose 6.37% to $1.17 billion at the end of December, up from $1.05 billion in November. November marked the first time the trailing 12-month total topped $1 billion since 2023. Sales volume peaked in June 2022 at nearly $1.3 billion, Elifin reports.

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Fed is likely to hold interest rates steady, resisting Trump pressure. Here’s what that means for borrowers

By Jessica Dickler

Despite escalating political pressure from President Donald Trump, the Federal Reserve is expected to hold interest rates steady at its policy meeting this week. Amid a somewhat softening labor market, inflation pressures and an uncertain geopolitical landscape, futures market pricing is implying almost no chance of a rate cut, according to the CME Group’s FedWatch gauge. The Fed’s pause may disappoint Americans eager for lower debt payments, according to Matt Schulz, LendingTree’s chief credit analyst. “Even so, rates on several types of loans are at their lowest levels in years and are likely to keep falling, at least for a little while longer,” Schulz said. “That’s welcome news as affordability issues continue to plague families around the country.”

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The East Baton Rouge commercial market ends 2025 on a high note

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Fed is likely to hold interest rates steady, resisting Trump pressure. Here’s what that means for borrowers