The Elysian

Total Duration:

2011 – 2013

Estimated Investment:

$14 million

Impact:

100 affordable and market-rate housing units delivered in Downtown East

Public Benefit:
High-quality, mixed-income housing with proximity to downtown, improving quality of life and increasing stability in a reinvestment zone.

Project Overview:

The Elysian was one of the first major housing investments in the Downtown East neighborhood. The project offered a mix of affordable and market-rate units and played a catalytic role in revitalizing an underutilized corridor.

Project Objectives

Deliver high-quality housing in a disinvested area

Support walkability and urban density

Serve as a proof of concept for urban reinvestment

Align with Downtown East revitalization goals

Partner with a proven affordable housing developer

Our Role

Public Financing & Incentives

We structure creative capital tools, like tax incentives and public financing, to unlock reinvestment in Baton Rouge’s overlooked corridors and communities.

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Community Benefits

Beyond buildings and infrastructure, every BBR project aims to create lasting impact. These benefits reflect how the project improves lives, supports neighborhood growth, and contributes to Baton Rouge’s long-term vitality.

Partners

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Conclusion

The Elysian demonstrated the viability of mixed-income housing in Baton Rouge’s core and laid the foundation for ongoing revitalization of Downtown East.