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Woodward Interests Near Stalled Coca-Cola Plant Redevelopment

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 11
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What happened

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The redevelopment of the former Coca-Cola Bottling plant, planned by Timothy Baudier, has stalled. The site, which was purchased four years ago to become a 220-unit apartment complex, is currently deteriorating. Woodward interests are reportedly near this stalled project. Timothy Baudier stated he remains committed to the project and expects to share more information in early 2027.

From nola.com

Why it matters

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The future of the site has implications for the Norman C. Francis Parkway industrial corridor. Timothy Baudier noted that rising construction costs, higher interest rates, and material shortages have challenged the project's financial viability. Local investors have expressed disappointment over the lack of progress on the Coca-Cola site.

From nola.com

Who's involved

  • Coca-ColaFormer owner of the Coca-Cola Bottling plant site
  • WoodwardCompany reportedly near the stalled redevelopment project
  • BaudierDeveloper planning the apartment complex on the site

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • BaudierSpeculative

    Timothy Baudier might face threats to the project's financial viability due to rising construction costs and higher interest rates.

  • WoodwardSpeculative

    Woodward could see its local market price or competitive position affected by the adjacent blight.

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