06.10.2008// 
Lee Audibert has just listed 22+/- acres of Industrial Property off of Hwy 190 in Port Allen.

06.10.2008//
Lee Audibert has just listed 25 acres of Vacant Land off of Hwy 1148 in Plaquemine.

06.10.2008//
Lee Audibert and Bobby Box have just listed 3.33 acres off of Florida Blvd. and MGhee Rd. in Baton Rouge.

06.10.2008//
Lee Audibert and Bobby Box have just listed 6.66 acres of Vacant Land off of Old Hammond Hwy and Sharp Rd. in Baton Rouge.

05.16.2008//
Lee Audibert has just listed a Gas Station for lease on Hooper Rd. in Baton Rouge.

05.16.2008//
Lee Audibert has just listed a 1,000 SF Mechanic shop and 1,000 SF Retail Space on Hooper Rd. in Baton Rouge.

05.16.2008//
Lee Audibert has just listed 28,000 SF Warehouse space for lease in Gonzales, La.

05.08.2008//
Lee Audibert has just listed 1.058 Acres of Land on Brightside Ln. near LSU in Baton Rouge, La.

05.05.2008//
Lee Audibert has just listed 108 Acres of Land in Greensburg, La.

05.02.2008//
Lee Audibert has just listed 5.22 Acres of Land on Anderson Rd. in Geismar, La.

04.07.2008// 
Lee Audibert has just listed .85 Acres of  Land off of Walker Rd. North in Walker, La.

03.26.2008//
Lee Audibert has just listed 1774 Sq. Ft. of office space in Downtown Baton Rouge on France Street.

03.26.2008//
Lee Audibert has just listed 33.3 Acres of Vacant Land in Amite, La off HWY 16.

03.26.2008//
Lee Audibert has just listed 5 Acres of Vacant Land on Durango Dr. in Denham Springs, La.

03.26.2008//
Will Adams and Lee Audibert have just listed 8,000 Sq. Ft. of Retail Space in Live Oak Shopping Center on Florida Blvd. in Baton Rouge, La.

01.26.2008//
The Louisiana High School Athletic School Associations's executive committee voted to start a process that will lead to construction of a new LHSAA office and Hall of Fame building in the Baton Rouge area. The executive committee met before Friday's general business session and approved the move, based on a 17- page study submitted by the new Commissioner Kenny Henderson and LHSAA business manager Allison LeBlanc. Discussion about whether to renovate the current office, located at 8075 Jefferson Hwy., or to buy land and build a new complex began at a business-finance committee meeting Tuesday, the day before the convention began. The committee was not required to go to the general assembly of principals for approval of the planned purchases-sale. " When I look at the building we have now, I can see it being renovated into something fantastic," Henderson said. " You can't always look at these things with your heart. I'd like to see us move into a facility that will last this organization 20 years. We could have a Hall of Fame there along with a multi-purpose room we could use for classes, meetings, and hearings." The 17 - page report detailed the need for maintenance or renovation to the existing property, a converted antebellum-style home purchased in 2000 for $1.2 million. At the time of its purchase, the current facility was twice the size of the previous LHSAA offices located off off Jefferson on Wrenwood. Ineffective office space, a lack of space and parking for meetings-classes and the need to update wiring and other structural improvements were among the reasons cited for a new facility. A lack of space forces the LHSAA to store items at other sites and to rent sites to hold meetings and classes. Henderson told the committee a new facility with space and meeting areas would provide a significant savings. A comparison of the three options presented showed staying at current location with limited upgrades would cost $995,000, while doing major upgrades to the current office would cost $1,606,500. In turn, new construction on a new 8,000- to 10,000- square foot facility was listed as $815,600. Costs to obtain property were not included in estimates. The committee charged Henderson, LeBlanc and assistant commissioner B.J. Guzzardo to lead the project. No timetable for completion of the project was set. Doug Ferris of ASA Commercial Real Estate has been contracted to handle the sale of the current property and to help acquire a south Baton Rouge site for a new complex.
Henry Building (s)
Approval of the new building project came less than 24 hours after Henderson announced the current building would be named in honor of recently retired Commissioner Tommy Henry. Henry was honored with a plaque, which will hang outside the LHSAA building, at his retirement banquet Thursday. LeBlanc said when the LHSAA moves to its new facilities, those facilities will also bear Henry's name and include plaque.The tribute to Henry, who spent 24 years as LHSAA commissioner, lasted more than four hours. He received other gifts, plaques and was presented with proclamation from his hometown of Alexandria, making Jan. 24 Tommy Henry Day.
Officers, dates, etc.
Marlin Ramsey of South Beauregard was re-elected as the LHSAA president for 2008. South Terrebonne's Ken Delcambre was elected as the vice president.  Delcambre replaces Raymond Cassimere of Northwest, whose term has expired. The list of former executive committee members recognized Friday included Woodlawn Principal Jimmy Newman and former Springfield Principal Ed Foster, now administrator at the Livingston Parish School Board office . Dates for the 2008 State Farm Prep Classic football championships and the 2009 LHSAA Convention were also announced. The Prep Classic will be Dec. 12-13 at the Louisiana Superdome in New Orleans. The convention will be held Jan. 28-30 at the Holiday Inn Select. 
Awards, etc.
Former LHSAA executive committee members David Buller, Gerald Cobb and Donald Dunbar received Distinguished Service awards in Thursday's Coca-Cola Convention Luncheon. Buller is the former principal of Iowa High and served as LHSAA president. Dunbar, who is now part of the LHSAA's school visitation committee, is also a past president  and served as an assistant commissioner for two years. Cobb represented Ruston High and Lincoln Parish on the executive committee. Former Archbishop Hannan and the Tulane baseball player Tommy Manzella received the Golden Torch award for contributions to the community by a former athlete. Manzella is part of the Houston Astros organization. Pierce Huff of the Times Picayune garnered the Prep Journalism award from the LHSAA, while Louisiana Sports Writers Association gave its Casey Kozminski award for cooperation and contributions to the media to St. James football coach Rick Gaille. Steve Bruscato of the Monroe-West Monroe COnvention and Visitors Bureau and Porter Taylor of Acadian Ambulance received awards for their organizations' contributions to LHSAA championship events.

01.02.2008 //
Doug Ferris has joined ASA Commercial Real Estate as an Associate Broker.  After years working as a Civil Engineer, Doug shifted focus into Private Sector Development.  He has seven years experience in Commercial Real Estate and is a CCIM Candidate.

08.30.2007 //
ASA Commercial Real Estate welcomes Simone Fraternali to our company as a Senior Agent.  After an initial background in Private Banking in Italy, Simone turned his sights over to Commercial Real Estate Investment in 1992.  Simone’s experience canvases Industrial, Office and Retail Real Estate as well as Residential Development along the Gulf Coast, specializing in Gulfport, MS, New Orleans and Baton Rouge, LA.

08.15.2007 //
We are please to announce that Leonard “Lenny” LaPlace has joined ASA Commercial Real Estate as a Senior Agent.  Lenny, a life-long resident of Baton Rouge, has over twenty years experience in the field of commercial real estate.  Over his career, Lenny has specialized in the acquisition, renovation, sales, marketing and management of both historic and non-historic commercial properties.