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  • 87Closed
  • $25.5M+In volume
  • 3 yrsTrack record

Know your market. Own it.

Greater Baton Rouge real estate, done with intention.

Featured listings

Source: ROAM MLS, active listings refreshed as of October 30, 2026.

Just listed

Newest on the market

These are the newest homes for sale here, refreshed through the day.

Source: ROAM MLS, active listings refreshed as of October 30, 2026.

Listing alerts

Get new listingsthat fit your specific criteriathe day they hit the market.

Your email puts every new listing across East Baton Rouge, Ascension, Livingston, and West Baton Rouge in front of you. Tell Dustin your must-haves and he flags the ones that fit first.

Dustin Alexander on the August 2025 cover of Baton Rouge Real Producers, seated on a chair in a blue plaid jacket beneath the cover line The Art of Showing Up.

In the press

On the cover of Baton Rouge Real Producers

In August 2025, Dustin was the cover story in Baton Rouge Real Producers, the local edition that profiles the market's top agents. The feature, The Art of Showing Up, traced the path from a Mississippi farm to a B-1B flight line to a fast-built Baton Rouge practice.

By the numbers

By the numbers

  • 87Transactions closed
  • $25.5M+Career volume
  • 3Years licensed

Per ROAM MLS records as of October 2026.

Meet Dustin

Local knowledge, investor instincts

Dustin Alexander represents buyers, sellers, and investors primarily across the Greater Baton Rouge core: East Baton Rouge, Ascension, Livingston, and West Baton Rouge. Reach extends beyond when investor work calls for it. The practice is built on patient research and pricing conversations that start with the numbers, not a sales script.

Originally from McComb, Mississippi, Dustin has spent his real estate career working the Greater Baton Rouge market. Eighty-plus closed transactions across three years span first-time buyers in Denham Springs, investor lots in Ascension, and residential sales in the East Baton Rouge core.

Investors get particular attention. Every parish runs on its own rhythm, and every submarket inside it prices differently. Deals are modeled at the submarket level, with the local taxes and the homestead exemption all accounted for before an offer is written.

The standard is simple. Treat every transaction as the most important one, and treat a book of business as a long-term reputation rather than a monthly quota.

Dustin Alexander on a Baton Rouge rooftop, navy field beyond.
A sunny flat residential street of raised southern cottages framed by palms and moss-draped live oaks under a bright blue sky.

Featured parish

The river-parish picture.

West Baton Rouge is the river parish on the opposite bank, and it prices differently from the east bank. Smaller inventory, slower turn, and steady demand from corridor commuters.

Port Allen, Addis, and Brusly each carry distinct submarket personalities. Investors find the steadier yields here when the east-bank market overheats.

The levee, the parish tax base, and the corridor employer mix all factor into how a deal is modeled.

Did you know

The West Baton Rouge Museum in Port Allen preserves the Acadian and African American heritage of the river-parish era and includes restored slave cabins from the Aillet Plantation.

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Where we work

The Greater Baton Rouge core, one neighborhood at a time

Coverage is organized by parish, with cities and neighborhoods nested beneath their parent parish. East Baton Rouge is the anchor; the rest of Greater Baton Rouge follows.

Capital region focus across East Baton Rouge, Ascension, Livingston, and West Baton Rouge, with statewide reach through Alexander Realty, LLC when a client's needs take them further.

The market

Greater Baton Rouge, at a glance

Combined figures across the Greater Baton Rouge core: East Baton Rouge, Ascension, Livingston, and West Baton Rouge parishes. Per-parish breakdowns on each parish page. Sources and report dates listed inline with each figure.

  • Median sale price

    $238,858

    Source: ROAM MLS, rolling 90 days through October 2026

  • Median days on market

    66

    Source: ROAM MLS, rolling 90 days through October 2026

  • Homes on the market

    5,975

    Source: ROAM MLS, inventory snapshot as of October 30, 2026

Last updated: October 30, 2026

Dustin Alexander in a blue blazer, leaning against a column in a downtown high rise with the Baton Rouge skyline beyond the windows.

Google reviews

What clients say

12 reviews on Google. 5.0 star average. Every review here comes from Dustin's public Google profile, word for word.

Gary Teagarden profile photoGary Teagarden★★★★★4 months ago

We highly recommend Dustin. We are from out of state and when we started looking for a condo for our daughter, we contacted Dustin. We knew immediately that we were in good hands. His knowledge of the area, his attention to detail and superb communication skills made us at ease throughout the process. It was seamless even from out of state. We would definitely purchase another home/condo with Dustin.

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Questions buyers and sellers ask most

A short reference for the questions we hear every week

Need more than this, just call. The line is answered by Dustin, not a call center.

How much do you need for a down payment on a home in Louisiana?

Conventional loans typically start at 3% down and FHA loans at 3.5% down, with USDA Rural Development loans available at 0% down for many South Louisiana parishes. The right program depends on your credit profile, the property location, and whether you plan to occupy the home or hold it as an investment.

What is the homestead exemption in Louisiana and how does it work?

The Louisiana homestead exemption removes the first $75,000 of a primary residence assessed value from property tax. To qualify, the home must be your principal residence and you must file with your parish assessor. Filing once is generally enough, and the exemption renews automatically as long as the residency conditions are met.

What sets the Greater Baton Rouge submarkets apart from one another?

Each parish runs on its own rhythm, and pricing can shift sharply from one subdivision to the next. School zoning, new-construction pace, and recent comparable sales all move value block to block, which is why every offer is modeled at the submarket level rather than against a metro-wide average.

How long does it typically take to close on a home here?

A standard financed purchase closes in 30 to 45 days from accepted offer to act of sale. Cash offers can close in 10 to 14 days. Title work, lender underwriting, and the appraisal are the main drivers of the timeline.

Why are property taxes lower in Louisiana than in many states?

Louisiana has one of the lowest effective property tax rates in the country, in large part because of the homestead exemption and a structure that leans on millage rates set by local taxing districts. The trade off is that other local revenue, such as sales tax, tends to run higher than the national average.

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