Baton Rouge, Louisiana
Baton Rouge and East Baton Rouge Parish share one consolidated government, and the parish Assessor publishes the owner, fair market value and last transfer date of every parcel as a public-domain open dataset, but sale prices sit in the acts of sale at the Clerk of Court, which are online only by paid pass ($20 a day).
10 buildings · 10 with an owner established · 15 sources · 2 tier B · 8 tier A · prepared 2026-10-14
Can you find out who owns it?
Louisiana is a civil-law state with no title register: ownership passes by a notarial act of sale, recorded in the parish conveyance records, which the East Baton Rouge Clerk of Court keeps under an 'original and bundle' number. The City of Baton Rouge and the Parish of East Baton Rouge are one consolidated government, but the parish also holds the separate cities of Baker, Central and Zachary; one Assessor values every parcel in all of them. The Assessor's roll, with each parcel's taxpayer, fair market and assessed value, last transfer date and conveyance instrument number, is published free on Open Data BR in the public domain. The acts themselves, which carry prices, are searchable online through the Clerk's ClerkConnect service for $20 a day, $65 for 30 days or $780 a year.
Is ownership public?An open dataset names the owner
Cost of one title searchOwner of record, values and last transfer date free (Open Data BR 'EBRP Tax Roll' and 'Tax Parcel', public domain; Assessor's SmartCAMA search). Clerk of Court ClerkConnect online records (conveyance, mortgage, map indexes): 24-hour pass $20, 30-day pass $65, 12-month pass $780, $25 a month per additional user, printing $0.60 a page, $5 per certified document
Bulk ownership dataOpen Data BR (data.brla.gov) 'EBRP Tax Roll' (myfc-nh6n, tax years 2015-2025, 375,635 records for 2025: taxpayer name and mailing address, parcel address, structure use, units, transfer date, conveyance instrument number, fair market and assessed value, homestead and tax-abatement fields) and 'Tax Parcel' (ei2c-krsr, 205,820 parcel polygons with owner), both from the East Baton Rouge Parish Assessor, Public Domain, free, no registration
Sale pricesEvery sale, with its address
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The marquee buildings
The towers that set the tone of the core, and who holds them. A price is the price a document states, on the date it states — not an estimate of what the building is worth now.
| Building | Use | Owner | Owner type | Last price paid |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Louisiana State Capitol 900 N 3rd St (roll: 333 State Capitol), Baton Rouge |
Civic | State of Louisiana The Assessor's 2023 roll carries assessment 023-8334-9, 'NEW CAPITOL BLDG.', as EXEMPT in the name STATE OF LA, with the improvement at a fair market value of $37,540,333. The 2025 roll and the current parcel layer carry the same assessment and value but print the taxpayer as LOUISIANA STATE UNIVERSITY at LSU's Lakeshore Drive address; no transfer is recorded and the change looks like a data entry, so the State is given as owner. Exempt, so no tax is paid; no price exists. |
Government | —B |
| One American Place 301 Main St, Baton Rouge 333,084 sq ft (2018 prospectus) · 24 floors |
Office | BMARK 2018-B6 One American Place, LLC Lender-owned. The roll names BMARK 2018-B6 ONE AMERICAN PLACE, LLC on 15 parcels of Square 3 or 55, sale year 2025: improvement $13,196,420, land $1,620,600 (2025). The previous owner, One American Place Operating LLC (sponsor Gemini-Rosemont Realty LLC), refinanced with $31.5M in 2018 into the Benchmark 2018-B6 trust, as-is appraisal $42.2M (s7). The Sept 2026 10-D shows the loan matured unpaid on 1 Sep 2023, went to special servicing 22 Aug 2023, foreclosure 8 Jul 2024, REO 13 Nov 2024, with $23.68M principal and a $26.7M valuation (21 Feb 2025). No sale price. Roll s1/s2. |
Private company | —A |
| Chase South Tower 451 Florida St (roll: 451 Florida Blvd), Baton Rouge |
Office | La Hermana Mayor, LLC The parcel layer names LA HERMANA MAYOR, LLC (mail 4171 Essen Ln Ste 450, Baton Rouge) on assessment 000-6309-6, the resubdivided lots 1-12 of Square 7 or 83, sale year 2018. The 2025 roll values it at $60,441,833: land $3,552,500 and two improvement entries of $46,739,333 and $10,150,000, the largest private office valuation downtown. From 2021 to 2023 the assessment carried status 'RS', a code the dataset does not define (its restoration-tax-abatement flag reads NO), and in 2024-25 it is ACTUAL. The 2018 One American Place prospectus lists Chase South Tower among its lease comparables. No source opened names the LLC's members or gives a price. |
Private company | —A |
| Chase North Tower (Riverside Tower North) 450 Laurel St, Baton Rouge |
Office | Riverside Tower North, LLC The parcel layer and 2025 roll name RIVERSIDE TOWER NORTH, LLC (mail 4171 Essen Ln # 450, Baton Rouge, the same suite as the Chase South Tower owner) on assessment 000-5484-4, lots in Square 7 or 83 noted '(NORTH TOWER)'. Transfer recorded 5 Dec 2003 under conveyance instrument 516-1155 (2023 roll). The 2025 roll values the land at $2,822,664 and the improvement at $14,990,213. That the two Chase towers share an owner's mailing suite is what the roll says; it does not say the two LLCs have the same members, and no source opened does. No price was read (the act is at the Clerk of Court). |
Private company | —A |
| Raising Cane's River Center 275 S River Rd, Baton Rouge |
Civic | City of Baton Rouge & Parish of East Baton Rouge The roll carries assessment 023-9346-8, '(RIVER CENTER)' with its plaza, covered walkways and towers, as EXEMPT in the name CITY OF BATON ROUGE & PARISH OF EAST BATON ROUGE, 1972; improvement $35,181,000 at fair market value (2025 roll). The City-Parish's own address file lists the business at 275 S River Rd as 'BATON ROUGE RIVER CENTER/SMG', the operator (s9). Naming rights to Raising Cane's are a sponsorship, not ownership; the sponsorship terms were not read. |
Government | —A |
| Tiger Stadium (LSU main campus) N Stadium Dr, Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge campus parcel about 1,089 acres (polygon area) |
Institutional | Louisiana State University (State of Louisiana) Not assessed on its own: the stadium lies inside EXEMPT assessment 023-8335-7, whose polygon on the parcel layer covers about 1,089 acres of the main campus (area computed; the legal description still reads 'LA. STATE UNIV. & A. & M. COLLEGE 52 ACRE CAMPUS'). 2025 roll: land $5,300,000, improvements $3,243,000, nominal values for exempt public property. The taxpayer was STATE OF LA from 2015 to 2024 and is LOUISIANA STATE UNIVERSITY in 2025; LSU's Board of Supervisors is a State body, so both describe State ownership. |
Government | —A |
| L'Auberge Casino Hotel Baton Rouge 777 L'Auberge Ave, Baton Rouge 99-acre tract (roll); about 110 acres including adjoining parcels |
Hotel | Gaming and Leisure Properties, Inc. A hidden landlord. The roll and parcel layer name the operator, not the owner: PINNACLE ENTERTAINMENT, INC (mail Charlotte, NC) on assessment 018-4409-1, 'L'AUBERGE CASINO, HOTEL, AND GARAGE', 99 acres, with improvements of $47,554,624 and land of $892,320 at fair market value (2025), and PNK (BATON ROUGE) PARTNERSHIP on small tracts. GLPI's 10-K for 2025 lists L'Auberge Baton Rouge as its property, leased to PENN (which bought Pinnacle in 2018) under the Amended Pinnacle Master Lease, acquired 28 Apr 2016, gross carrying amount $383.7M (book value, not a price). Inside city limits since the City annexed 1,082 acres around it in 2014 (Ordinance 15810). Roll s1/s2; 10-K s8; annexation s10. |
REIT | —B |
| Baton Rouge Metropolitan Airport (Ryan Field) 9430 Jackie Cochran Dr, Baton Rouge about 1,430 acres in 50 parcels (polygon areas) |
Civic | The Greater Baton Rouge Airport District The roll does not name the City-Parish here: the airfield parcels are EXEMPT in the name THE GREATER BATON ROUGE AIRPORT DISTRICT, a public district; the parcel under the terminal address (024-2693-5) is a 798-acre polygon whose legal description reads '131.78 ACRES ... BRADLEY TRACT'. Across 50 parcels the district's polygons total about 1,430 acres (areas computed from the parcel layer; they may overlap slightly). Some lots are carved out as lease parcels (e.g. 'RESUB OF LEASE PARCEL D ... BEING A PORTION OF BATON ROUGE METROPOLITAN AIRPORT'). The City annexed 'Ryan Airport', 1,103.61 acres, in 1975 (Ordinance 3345). |
Government | —A |
| ExxonMobil Baton Rouge Refinery 4045 / 4999 Scenic Hwy, unincorporated East Baton Rouge Parish 'Petroleum Products Area' assessment about 826 acres (polygon area) |
Industrial | Exxon Mobil Corporation Outside the City of Baton Rouge: the refinery's address points (4999 and 4045 Scenic Hwy) and main land parcel fall outside the City Limits polygons (s15), in unincorporated East Baton Rouge Parish. The roll names EXXON MOBIL CORPORATION (mail Spring, TX) on 024-6405-5, 'PETROLEUM PRODUCTS AREA', land assembled from 20-odd named purchases, $29,592,500 at fair market value (2025), and on about 1,300 more real-property lines worth $59.3M, many small residential lots. The plant is not on the open roll as real property; in 2023 it appeared under industrial-exemption status 'IE': refinery $555.0M, polymer, chemical and plastics units $879.2M. |
Public company | —A |
| Former Cortana Mall site (Amazon facility) 9001 Cortana Place, Baton Rouge 97.034-acre tract (roll) |
Industrial | Capital Area Finance Authority A public conduit holds title. Assessment 308-4646-1, 'TRACT BTR-1, CONT 97.034 ACRES', the resubdivided store sites of Cortana Mall, was in the name AMAZON.COM SERVICES, LLC from the 2021 transfer through the 2024 roll, land only at $7,724,600. On the 2025 roll the taxpayer is CAPITAL AREA FINANCE AUTHORITY, status EXEMPT, with an improvement of $166,545,500: at $174,270,100 the highest-valued assessment in the parish, paying no ad valorem tax. The Authority holds 22 exempt assessments worth $315.5M. The lease or payment-in-lieu-of-tax terms were not read and the roll does not name the occupant. |
Government | —A |
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The core land
The most valuable ground in the city, and what the public record says about it.
The Assessor publishes fair market and assessed values for every real-property assessment, so the parish's most valuable ground can be named from the roll itself. On the roll, land and residential improvements are assessed at 10% of fair market value and commercial improvements at 15%. The open roll carries only real property and public-service property, not business movable property, and industrial plant under exemption contracts appeared only in 2023 (status 'IE'), so industrial value is under-represented below.
Real property on the 2025 roll (fair market value)$47.4B
$43.44B actual (taxable) real property, $3.88B exempt and $78M adjudicated, plus $1.70B of public-service property; 375,635 roll lines. EBRP Tax Roll, tax year 2025, Open Data BR (Assessor), read Oct 2026.
Highest-valued assessment$174,270,100
The former Cortana Mall site, 9001 Cortana Place, exempt in the name of the Capital Area Finance Authority, Amazon.com Services LLC's until 2024. 2025 roll.
Highest-valued taxable assessments$69.0M and $68.0M
Two apartment complexes on Ben Hur Rd: LMP Baton Rouge Property Owner, LLC (777 Ben Hur Rd, 382 units, transferred 14 Jul 2023) and 449 Ben Hur Road (LA) Owner, LLC (449 Ben Hur Rd, transferred 12 May 2022). Chase South Tower ($60.4M) is the most valuable office building. 2025 roll; transfer dates from the 2023 roll.
Industrial exemption (ITEP) property on the 2023 roll$2.15B
52 entries carried status 'IE' in 2023, led by ExxonMobil's polymer ($572.4M), refinery ($555.0M) and chemical ($258.3M) units and Formosa Plastics ($346.2M). The status does not appear on the 2024 or 2025 roll as published. EBRP Tax Roll, tax year 2023.
Adjudicated (tax-forfeited) assessments7,394
2025 roll, fair market value $78.2M; the Adjudicated Parcel dataset on Open Data BR maps them.
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Who owns the town
At this scale the significant owner is rarely a trust or a fund: it is one or two local holding companies, a family in its second or third generation, and often the land around the town rather than the buildings in it.
How this record handles the parish: the City of Baton Rouge and the Parish of East Baton Rouge are one consolidated government with one Assessor, but the parish also contains four other incorporated cities (Baker, Central, Zachary and, since 2019, St. George) and unincorporated land, including the ExxonMobil refinery. The Assessor's parcel layer covers the whole parish and does not mark which city a parcel is in, so the holdings below are parish-wide; marquee buildings were tested one by one against the City Limits polygons. Public bodies dominate: BREC, LSU, the school board, the State and the City-Parish each hold thousands of acres, and ExxonMobil holds more parcels than any other owner. Counts are parcels in each owner's name on the Assessor's parcel layer (Oct 2026), every spelling grouped; acres are computed from the parcel polygons and are approximate (some polygons repeat or overlap). Individuals and family trusts are left out.
| Name | Type | EBR parcel layer, Oct 2026 |
|---|---|---|
| Recreation and Park Commission for the Parish of East Baton Rouge (BREC) Listed as RECREATION & PARK COMMISSION - EBRP, all EXEMPT. BREC is the parish's park authority. Its 107.13-acre U. P. Hicks tract (023-9833-8) is described as 'PASTURE (STADIUM)'. |
Government | 332 parcels, about 4,690 acresA |
| Louisiana State University (Board of Supervisors) LOUISIANA STATE UNIVERSITY (77) and BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF LOUISIANA UNIVERSITY & AGRICULTURAL & ... (6). The main campus polygon (023-8335-7) is about 1,089 acres; the 2025 roll also moved several former STATE OF LA assessments, including the State Capitol, into LSU's name. The 2025 roll lists 145 LSU-named assessment lines worth $164.7M at fair market value, mostly exempt. |
Government | 83 parcels, about 4,010 acresA |
| East Baton Rouge Parish School Board EAST BATON ROUGE PARISH SCHOOL BOARD; assessed value $54.8M on the parcel layer. The separate Baker, Central and Zachary community school boards hold 8, 8 and 5 parcels. |
Government | 253 parcels, about 2,930 acresA |
| State of Louisiana (agencies other than the universities) DOTD & STATE OF LA (168, mostly highway land), STATE OF LA (149), the Board of Elementary and Secondary Education (28) and smaller agency spellings. The Capitol complex is counted under LSU on the 2025 roll (see marquee). |
Government | 367 parcels, about 2,540 acresA |
| City of Baton Rouge and Parish of East Baton Rouge CITY OF BATON ROUGE & PARISH OF EAST BATON ROUGE (739) and PARISH OF EAST BATON ROUGE (465). Includes the River Center and the old downtown airport tract on Goodwood Blvd. A further 149 parcels (about 210 acres) are in the name of the parish Sewerage Commission. |
Government | 1,206 parcels, about 2,170 acresA |
| ExxonMobil EXXON MOBIL CORPORATION (1,231), ExxonMobil Pipeline (39) and EXXONMOBIL CORPORATION (15), all mailing to Spring, TX: more parcels than any other owner in the parish. The largest is the 826-acre 'Petroleum Products Area' (024-6405-5); most are small lots near Scenic Hwy. The refinery core at 4999 Scenic Hwy sits on a 150-acre polygon with no owner or assessment number on the layer. The refinery and its land are outside Baton Rouge city limits. |
Public company | 1,285 parcels, about 1,700 acresA |
| Greater Baton Rouge Airport District THE GREATER BATON ROUGE AIRPORT DISTRICT, EXEMPT; the airfield at Ryan Field. See marquee. |
Government | 50 parcels, about 1,430 acresA |
| Georgia-Pacific Consumer Operations Former Fontania and Port Hickey plant tracts (legal descriptions; sections in T4S-T5S, R2W); 499.22 acres of a 945.641-acre tract is the largest. Separately, the 2023 roll carried Georgia-Pacific Corporation's industrial-exemption ('IE') entries at $120.8M fair market value (s1). |
Private company | 3 parcels, about 930 acresB |
| Southern University and A&M College (State of Louisiana) The Scotlandville campus is on the roll in the name BOARD OF EDUCATION, two EXEMPT parcels whose legal descriptions read '(SOUTHERN UNIVERSITY)', 387 and 135.68 acres as described. Another five small parcels are in the names SOUTHERN UNIVERSITY and its Board of Supervisors, and 14 in the name of the SOUTHERN UNIVERSITY SYSTEM FOUNDATION, a private non-profit. |
Government | 2 campus parcels, about 520 acresA |
| Kansas City Southern Railway Company Rail land in the name KANSAS CITY SOUTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY, the largest a 226.35-acre tract in Industrial Area #3 off Samuels Rd and a 319.68-acre right-of-way entry. No other railroad is named on the layer; rail rights-of-way are often not separate parcels. |
Public company | 16 parcels, about 530 acresA |
| Entergy Louisiana, LLC Utility land (substations and the like) in the name ENTERGY LOUISIANA, LLC. |
Public company | 27 parcels, about 210 acresA |
| Housing Authority of East Baton Rouge Parish Five spellings, including EBRP HOUSING AUTHORITY HOLDINGS, INC (23). |
Government | 172 parcels, about 260 acresA |
| East Baton Rouge Redevelopment Authority (Build Baton Rouge) EBR REDEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY (119) and BUILD BATON ROUGE (2): small infill and blighted lots held for redevelopment. Separately, 7,394 assessments on the 2025 roll are ADJUDICATED, i.e. forfeited for unpaid taxes (s1). |
Government | 121 parcels, about 25 acresA |
| Greater Baton Rouge Port Commission Only two parcels on the East Baton Rouge roll. The Port's other property is not in this parish's records. |
Government | 2 parcels, about 60 acresA |
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Who builds the houses
New-home building in this market: the volume, and the firms behind it. Ownership of a builder matters as much as its volume — a private-equity platform and a family firm behave differently.
East Baton Rouge Parish is a suburban single-family market built by a handful of production builders. The Census Bureau counts 1,770 single-family permits in the parish in 2024 ($480.5M) and 1,420 in 2025 ($379.4M); multifamily swings by year, from 446 units in 56 buildings of five or more in 2024 to 1,205 units in just 8 such buildings in 2025. The City-Parish's own permit file records 994 new-house permits in 2024 and 434 in 2025, fewer than the Census counts; the gap is not explained by any source opened (Baker, Central and Zachary are separate cities). Three builders took 65% of the City-Parish's 2024 new-house permits. The figures are permits by the contractor named on each permit, company spellings grouped and the individual's name that follows some entries dropped; parcels are lots held in the builder's own name on the Assessor's parcel layer.
| Name | Type | New-house permits 2024 (City-Parish) |
|---|---|---|
| D.R. Horton, Inc. - Gulf Coast 77 permits in 2025. On the parcel layer DR HORTON, INC - GULF COAST and D R HORTON, INC - GULF COAST hold 202 parcels. The parent, D.R. Horton, Inc., is a listed company. |
Public company | 235 permits, $25.4M declared valueA |
| DSLD Homes, LLC DSLD HOMES, LLC (220) and DSLD HOMES (GULF COAST) (10) in 2024, falling to 20 permits in 2025. It holds 287 parcels in its own name on the parcel layer, the most of any builder. No source opened describes its ownership beyond the LLC. |
Private company | 230 permits, $35.4M declared valueA |
| Alvarez Construction Co., LLC The highest declared construction value of the three large builders, about $243,000 per permit. 61 permits in 2025. 346 parcels in its name on the parcel layer (ALVAREZ CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, LLC 296 and ALVAREZ CONSTRUCTION CO, LLC 50). |
Private company | 179 permits, $43.5M declared valueA |
| Level Construction & Development, LLC Also permitted as 'Level Homes'; 38 permits in 2025, when it ranked fourth. 204 parcels in its name on the parcel layer. |
Private company | 39 permits, $9.8M declared valueA |
| Bardwell Construction Co., LLC About $363,000 declared per permit in 2024, the highest of the top five. |
Private company | 23 permits, $8.4M declared valueA |
| Habitat for Humanity of Greater Baton Rouge, Inc. Not a permit leader; the non-profit holds 53 lots in its own name on the parcel layer for future affordable homes. |
Institution | 53 parcels heldA |
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Commercial landlords
The commercial side, counted separately from housing: who holds the office, retail and industrial floor area.
Baton Rouge's commercial landlords of size are a gaming REIT, a mall owner and an industrial REIT; the downtown office towers are held by single-purpose local LLCs (see marquee), one of them now lender-owned. Gaming and Leisure Properties owns the real estate of all three of the city's casinos, but the Assessor's roll carries the operators' names, so a reader of the roll alone would not see the landlord. Assessed values on the parcel layer are the Assessor's (10% of fair market value for land, 15% for improvements); figures from filings are as each filing states them.
| Name | Type | Baton Rouge holding |
|---|---|---|
| Gaming and Leisure Properties, Inc. GLPI's FY2025 10-K lists L'Auberge Baton Rouge (gross $383.7M, leased to PENN, Amended Pinnacle Master Lease), Bally's Baton Rouge, formerly the Belle of Baton Rouge ($178.7M, Bally's/Casino Queen Master Lease; GLPI funded a $111M landside casino and hotel there that opened in December 2025), and The Queen Baton Rouge, formerly Casino Queen / Hollywood Casino Baton Rouge ($120.8M, moved to Bally's Master Lease II on 1 Jul 2025). The roll names the operators: PINNACLE ENTERTAINMENT, INC at L'Auberge and LOUISIANA CASINO CRUISES, INC at 1717 River Park Blvd. |
REIT | 3 casinos; gross book value $683.2MA |
| Mall of Louisiana, LLC (sponsor: GGP) The borrower on a $325M mortgage securitised in 2017; the Citigroup 2017-C4 prospectus names the borrower sponsor as GGP Real Estate Holding I, Inc., gives 776,789 sq ft owned, built 1997, renovated 2008, and says the loan proceeds went almost entirely to a $323.6M equity distribution; maturity August 2027. On the parcel layer MALL OF LOUISIANA, LLC and MALL OF LOUISIANA LAND, LLC carry the highest assessed value of any private owner in the parish, $9.4M on 12 parcels on Bluebonnet Blvd (s2). |
Private company | 776,789 sq ft owned; appraised $570M (June 2017)B |
| STAG Industrial, Inc. STAG's FY2024 10-K lists three Baton Rouge buildings, 532,036 rentable sq ft: 6565 and 6735 Exchequer Dr (acquired 2019) and 12100 Little Cayman Ave (2018), with a gross carrying amount of about $35.3M. The roll names STAG INDUSTRIAL HOLDINGS, LLC at the same three addresses (s2). |
REIT | 3 buildings, 532,036 sq ftA |
| Wal-Mart Real Estate Business Trust Two spellings on the parcel layer (WAL-MART REAL ESTATE BUSINESS TRUST, 10 parcels, $8.30M assessed; WAL-MART REAL ESTATE BUSINESS, 3, $4.32M): store sites owned rather than leased. |
Public company | 13 parcels, assessed $12.6MA |
| Real Estate Holdco, LLC Mailing to 100 Coastal Dr, Charleston, SC; commercial and office-warehouse lots along Airline Hwy, Siegen Ln, Coursey Blvd and Florida Blvd, most transferred in 2025-26. Among the ten highest private assessed totals on the layer. No source opened names its members or business. |
Private company | 17 parcels, assessed $8.5MA |
| TGTPC Perkins Rowe Owner, LLC Parcels on the Paulet and Sabatier tracts off Bluebonnet Blvd, resubdivided 2002-06, in the name TGTPC PERKINS ROWE OWNER, LLC, with a related TGTPC PERKINS ROWE CHILLER, LLC at 7505 Bluebonnet Blvd. No filing opened names the members. |
Private company | 10 parcels, assessed $3.7MA |
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Looked for and not found
Claims this page would have made if a source could be opened. They are left out rather than guessed.
- Sale prices for every building here. The roll gives each assessment's last transfer date and conveyance instrument number but no price; the acts of sale are at the East Baton Rouge Clerk of Court, online only through ClerkConnect at $20 a day, which was not bought.
- The members of the LLCs that own Chase South Tower (La Hermana Mayor, LLC) and Chase North Tower (Riverside Tower North, LLC). Both mail to the same suite at 4171 Essen Ln, Baton Rouge; no filing opened names who stands behind them, and nothing here says they are related.
- What the Capital Area Finance Authority's title at 9001 Cortana Place secures: no lease, bond document or payment-in-lieu-of-tax agreement was opened, so the current occupant and the terms are not stated here.
- Whether the State Capitol and other State assessments renamed to LOUISIANA STATE UNIVERSITY on the 2025 roll reflect a transfer or a data change. No act was found in the open data; the record treats both names as State ownership.
- Where the refineries' and chemical plants' value now sits: the 2023 roll carried $2.15B of industrial-exemption ('IE') entries, which do not appear on the 2024-25 roll as published. Whether those contracts expired, moved to the movable-property roll or were dropped from the open file was not established.
- Who owns the Mall of Louisiana today. The 2017 prospectus names GGP Real Estate Holding I, Inc. as sponsor; no later filing naming the current parent was opened.
- Acreage figures are computed from the Assessor's parcel polygons, which sometimes repeat or overlap, and 4,384 polygons carry no owner. They are approximations, not the Assessor's own areas.
- Largest private landholders by acreage across the parish. Only named entities were measured; farm and timber partnerships in the north of the parish, several in family names, were not ranked.
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Sources
- EBRP Tax Roll (tax years 2015-2025; 2025: 354,703 actual, 13,538 exempt and 7,394 adjudicated assessments; taxpayer, parcel address, structure use, transfer date, conveyance instrument number, fair market and assessed value), read by SoQL query Oct 2026 — East Baton Rouge Parish Assessor's Office, via Open Data BR (City of Baton Rouge / Parish of East Baton Rouge) · openA
- Tax Parcel (205,820 parcel polygons: assessment number, owner, owner address, physical address, legal description, sale year, land, improvement and assessed values), read by SoQL query Oct 2026 — East Baton Rouge Parish Assessor, via Open Data BR · openA
- Online Access - Services Overview / Fees (ClerkConnect: civil, mortgage, conveyance, map indexes and UCC records; 24 Hour Pass $20, 30 Day Pass $65, 12 Month Pass $780) — East Baton Rouge Parish Clerk of Court · openA
- Recording and Public Service departments (notarial acts recorded under an 'original and bundle' number; conveyance indexes by vendee and vendor) — East Baton Rouge Parish Clerk of Court · openA
- Assessments Search (SmartCAMA) - the Assessor's public parcel search — East Baton Rouge Parish Assessor's Office · openA
- Benchmark 2018-B6 Mortgage Trust Form 10-D, Exhibit 99.1 distribution report for 14 Sep 2026 (loan 10195313 One American Place, Baton Rouge LA: maturity 09/01/2023, special-servicing transfer 08/22/2023, foreclosure 07/08/2024, REO 11/13/2024, valuation $26.7M 02/21/2025) — Citigroup / Benchmark 2018-B6 Mortgage Trust via SEC EDGAR · openA
- Benchmark 2018-B6 free-writing prospectus (term sheet), Loan #10: One American Place (24 storeys, 333,084 sq ft, built 1974, borrower One American Place Operating LLC, sponsor Gemini-Rosemont Realty LLC, $31.5M refinancing, as-is appraisal $42.2M at 14 Jun 2018) — Benchmark 2018-B6 Mortgage Trust via SEC EDGAR · openA
- Property Information (address points with lot attributes, business name, land use, zoning, lot area), read by SoQL query Oct 2026 — City-Parish Planning Commission, via Open Data BR · openA
- Gaming and Leisure Properties, Inc. Form 10-K for fiscal 2025 (master-lease tables; Schedule III: L'Auberge Baton Rouge acquired 4/28/2016, gross $383.7M; Bally's Baton Rouge (formerly Belle of Baton Rouge) $178.7M; The Queen Baton Rouge $120.8M) — Gaming and Leisure Properties, Inc. via SEC EDGAR · openA
- Baton Rouge Annexation History (ordinance, year, description and acres of each annexation; e.g. L'Auberge 2014 Ord. 15810, 1,082.36 ac; Ryan Airport 1975 Ord. 3345, 1,103.61 ac) — City of Baton Rouge / Parish of East Baton Rouge, via Open Data BR · openA
- Citigroup Commercial Mortgage Trust 2017-C4 free-writing prospectus, Mall of Louisiana loan (776,789 sq ft; appraised $570,000,000 at 23 Jun 2017; $325M loan combination; borrower sponsor GGP Real Estate Holding I, Inc.) — Citigroup Commercial Mortgage Securities Inc. via SEC EDGAR · openA
- STAG Industrial, Inc. Form 10-K for fiscal 2024 (properties by city; Schedule III: Baton Rouge, 6565 and 6735 Exchequer Drive, 12100 Little Cayman Avenue) — STAG Industrial, Inc. via SEC EDGAR · openA
- EBR Building Permits (all construction and occupancy permits issued by the City-Parish; permit type, contractor, owner, declared project value, issue date), New Building Permit (R) for 2024 and 2025, read by SoQL query Oct 2026 — City of Baton Rouge / Parish of East Baton Rouge, Permits and Inspections, via Open Data BR · openA
- Building Permits Survey, annual county file co2024a.txt and co2025a.txt (FIPS 22/033 East Baton Rouge Parish) — U.S. Census Bureau · openA
- City Limits (polygons for Baker, Baton Rouge, Central, Saint George and Zachary), queried by point to test each marquee address — City of Baton Rouge / Parish of East Baton Rouge, via Open Data BR · openA