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CASTRO REAL ESTATE SERVICES WAS FOUNDED WITH THE GOAL OF HELPING CLIENTS WITH ALL THEIR REAL ESTATE NEEDS, ONE CLIENT AT A TIME. 

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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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Windy Gladney’s commercial plans for Burbank recommended for denial

By Holly Duchmann

     Planning staff members are recommending that the East Baton Rouge Parish Planning Commission deny local developer Windy Gladney’s proposal to develop some 33 acres off of Burbank for commercial use.
    Gladney requested to amend the land use plan for the property from residential neighborhood to commercial use in October, telling Daily Report that he wanted to be part of the expansion in south Baton Rouge, near LSU.
    “It’s really more suitable to commercial,” Gladney said at the time. “[I want] the land use to reflect the current area.”

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How lowering mortgage rates could change the US housing market next year

 By The Associated Press

   Several housing economists are projecting that mortgage rates will ease moderately next year, though the forecasts call for the average rate on a 30-year home loan to remain above 6%.
   While lower rates could help bring more buyers off the sidelines, the projected declines are unlikely to encourage homeowners who locked in rock-bottom rates two years ago to sell. That sets the stage for the housing market to remain constrained by a low supply of homes on the market, even if rates decline, economists say.
   “The costs are going to remain high and we’re going to see a lot of people just choose to sit out,” says Danielle Hale, chief economist at Realtor.com.

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