Top Baton Rouge Gay & Lesbian Real Estate Agents
Baton Rouge's top gay realtors pre-screened and ready to serve you. Choose the one that's right for you!
Jake - Gay Real Estate Agent - Baton Rouge, LA
My combination of experience, skills, passion, and dedication set me apart from other realtors and guarantees a unique, life changing experience while helping you achieve your life goals. "Buying a home is one of the largest investments a person...
Lance - Gay Real Estate Agent - Baton Rouge, LA
Lance is a real estate expert in the Greater Baton Rouge and New Orleans Areas. He specializes in the marketing and sale of residential real estate, and thrives on negotiating the best possible deal for his clients. Fresh out of college and with ...
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Baton Rouge, LA, Top LGBT Neighborhoods and Home Prices
From its perch on the Mississippi River, Baton Rouge, Louisiana, offers a great view of the Gulf of Mexico. This city is one of the main hubs of the south and contains an amazingly rich culture that reflects the seven different countries it has been governed by. Today, Baton Rouge proper is home to over 220,000 people, while the Greater Baton Rouge area has more than 830,000 residents. Baton Rouge has a number of very strong industrial sectors, including technology, medical, petrochemical, and more.......................
Baton Rouge, LA 2015 Top LGBT Neighborhoods and Home Prices
Baton Rouge, LA, is the capital of Louisiana and one of the main commercial and political hubs of the state. Its port is one of the busiest ports in the country, moving thousands of tons of shipments every day. A city of this size, especially one that is near New Orleans and celebrates Mardi Gras, is sure to have some great LGBT neighborhoods. One of the most popular LGBT areas is near Louisiana State University. Called Spanish Town, this area is an historic district with many more.......................
Baton, Rouge, LA – Top Gay Friendly Neighborhoods
Baton Rouge, the second largest city in Louisiana is not as progressive as New Orleans in terms of LGBT-acceptance which is why you definitely need to consult with a gay realtor who lives here to make sure that you end up in a gay-friendly area. The city is large and sprawling and it lacks the neighborhood feel of many cities in Louisiana. It is far more conservative in attitude than New Orleans. There is no café society to speak of and you definitely need to have a car more.......................
