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Potential large-scale industrial development signals growth in Hermantown

Hermantown · Hermantown

Potential large-scale industrial development signals growth in Hermantown

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

HERMANTOWN — The possibility of a nearly 400-acre light industrial development in Hermantown signals continued growth, with the potential to create thousands of jobs and positive impacts on the local tax base, according to city officials. The city is under a non-disclosure agreement with Mortenson, a Minneapolis construction engineering firm. It's not uncommon for a city to agree to not publicly share information about a prospective developer th…See the Story

A New Chapter in Baton Rouge

Baton Rouge · Baton Rouge

A New Chapter in Baton Rouge

In 2019, Stirling relocated and merged its Baton Rouge offices into a single, expanded space at United Plaza II—bringing together over 30 employees, brokers, and management staff under one roof in a collaborative, modern environment. This move followed our strategic merger with Baton Rouge-based SVN | Graham, Langlois & Legendre, significantly expanding our footprint and services across the Gulf South. Now occupying more than 9,000 SF in the h…Read Article

Stirling Expands Into Alabama

In 2014, Stirling opened its first Alabama office in downtown Mobile at 182 St. Francis Street. This strategic expansion marked a significant milestone in our growth across the Gulf South, establishing a presence along the eastern I-10 corridor.Under the leadership of Will Barrois, the Mobile office served as a foundation for expanding our commercial real estate services throughout Alabama and into Florida, including acquisitions, development, b…Mobile · Mobile Read Article

Stirling 50 Years | Milestone Moment: 2006

In 2006, we acquired Hammond Square Mall with a bold vision to reimagine it—and it became the largest redevelopment in our company’s history at the time. Today, it’s a vibrant open-air shopping destination and a true example of the impact thoughtful redevelopment can have on a community. Press play to see the transformation! https://www.stirlingprop.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/05/AQPO-n3FaZuo3n39UjcPnbZzB2zIuCqYrJ0cyBvmPJOZaQ-QQ42sxIlrC5rEGxt_T…Read Article

Milestone Moment – 2011

In 2011, we expanded into multifamily with our first acquisitions in Baton Rouge and Lafayette. This marked a new chapter for Stirling, adding Multifamily to our service lines. From brokerage to investment services, our multifamily team continues to deliver value through insight, relationships, and results! Here’s to the deals that shaped our journey—and the ones still to come. https://www.stirlingprop.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/05/AQPGm-o96V…Baton Rouge · Baton Rouge Read Article

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