While Katrina took more than its toll on the Gulf Coast, one positive outcome is the Gulf Opportunity Zone (GO Zone).  The GO Zone Act established tax incentives and bond provisions meant to reinvigorate the economy of the area and help it get back on its feet.  In a nutshell GO Zone helps offer tax incentives for pre-existing businesses and new businesses to both re-establish and newly-establish themselves.  Many of the benefits are available up until January 1, 2009.  For more details and information check out the Baton Rouge website at www.brac.org. 

Baton Rouge is a community which pulls together in tough times.  Baton Rouge is dedicated to its commitment to regeneration and re-growth.  Growing its economy is a top priority and Baton Rouge is proud of its heritage as well as its future.  For information on relocating to Baton Rouge contact Glenda Daughety, (225) 205-2672. Glenda Daughety and her team are experts when it comes to Baton Rouge real estate and can fill you in on everything you need to make an educated real estate decision.

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