Terrified of relocating!

[Caa]

Originally Posted by teakwondoninja23

I live in Denham Springs & i know that Livingston Parish is 1st in schooling in the state. Not to mention that Livingston Parish is the fastest growing parish & Denham Springs is the fastest growing city in the state of Louisiana. Yes, the traffic is a muk, but the state has assigned $30 million to fund a 4-lane project, west & east bound. The Juban Interchange is in full operation, and the Juban Interchange has brought many opportunities to Denham Springs. We are getting the 2nd largest Bass Pro building in the United States (62,000 square feet, which will include Louisiana's largest aquarium and the 12,000 square foot Islamorada Seafood Restaurant, Juban Crossing Mall, which will be the largest mall in the State of Louisiana, no joke!! The interchange has also brought three new condominium developments & five new large scale home developments, costing a total of $310 million. The Mall will also have 1,320 pre-build home sites, and 16,000 square feet of business space, not to mention the 65,200 square feet of shopping, restaurants, and hotel depots!! If you are looking for a new home in the newly populated Greater Baton Rouge Area, I would suggest looking into land or housing in Denham Springs Louisiana, 70726.

I have heard that East Baton Rouge parish now has the least amount of evacuees! It is only populated by people from the other areas. Weekends are heaven around here!

[holloway1010]

I personally wouldn't live in Livingston Parish, alot of people live there but the only houses worth living in there are crammed together in what they call "subdivisions". The only good thing about livingston parish is the school system and bass pro, so maybe you would do alright there until the kids graduate, other than that, I wouldn't recommend it. Ascension Parish is a little better, but the same problem with so called "subdivisions". As a whole Ascension is a little less backwards. If I were you, I would try West Feliciana Parish. The schools are good, but you can get a nice house without having to be on top of your neighbors. It's a beautiful area as well. Lots of forests and creeks. West Feliciana offers you a quiet rural setting only about a 20-30 minute drive from the heart of Baton Rouge.