What’s a Buyer’s Market?
Buyer’s Market in Real Estate You’re probably heard people say “it’s a buyer’s market”, but what does that have to do with your New Orleans home purchase or sale? Everyone always wants to get the...
Marrero LA Home Prices as of September 2016
October 10, 2016
Marrero LA Home Prices What’s happening in the Marrero real estate market? As we move into the final quarter of the year, let’s take a look at where home prices are heading in this West Bank community. Key Marrero LA...
5 Tips for Buying a Foreclosure
October 4, 2016Buyers, foreclosures
New Orleans Foreclosures With the way prices have been increasing in so many of our neighborhoods, we’ve been getting more and more inquiries about how to buy New Orleans foreclosures. Here are our top 5 tips for buying...
SOLD! 605 Herald St New Orleans LA | Huntlee Village Home
October 3, 2016
605 Herald St New Orleans LA 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, 1529 square feet living area Offered at $125,000 This charming raised cottage at 605 Herald St in Huntlee Village is the perfect mix of updates and original features. The result? Aan...
When Your Home Has Online Views But No Showings
September 15, 2016Sellers, home selling, home selling mistakes
Online Views But No Showings? We recently had a homeowner concerned because they had a high number of online views but no showings had been scheduled for their property. (Disclaimer: it’s not the house below!) So we thought it...
Holy Cross Home Sales New Orleans LA
September 14, 2016Market Reports, holy cross, market updates
A 10 Year Review of Holy Cross Home Sales in New Orleans If there’s a neighborhood in New Orleans that can be considered the next hot thing, you should be thinking Holy Cross. We took a look at the Holy Cross home sales for the...
Before You Pull Out the Fall Decor | New Orleans Home Selling
September 12, 2016Sellers, decorating
New Orleans Home Selling Tips Fall (or autumn, if you prefer) is right around the corner. OK, well maybe about 6 weeks away here in New Orleans. I can’t wait for that first breath of cool air, the first day my glasses don’t...
Haydel’s Hand Pies Hit the Shelves Today
September 9, 2016Food and Drink, Living In NOLA, hand pies
Haydel’s Hand Pies | A Hubig’s Replacement? I’ve been all sorts of sad since the demise of the Hubig’s bakery back in 2012. After quickly running through the stash in my freezer, I was forced to settle for...
2016 Best Places to Watch Football Games in New Orleans
September 8, 2016Food and Drink, Living In NOLA, bars, things to do in nola
Football Games in New Orleans Everyone has their favorite local bar they go to for Sunday football games in New Orleans. We asked you tell us your favorite and why. Here goes it. Lower Garden District Halfmoon Bar & Grill 1125 St....
New Orleans Landlord Advice | What Amenities Do Tenants Want?
September 5, 2016Landlords, investment property, landlords, renting
New Orleans Landlord Advice We work with a lot of New Orleans residents that are in search of a rental. They’re not ready to commit to buying a home of their own, but that doesn’t mean that they are willing to accept just...
Terrytown LA Real Estate Market Update | August 2016
September 2, 2016Market Reports, market updates, terrytown, west bank
Terrytown Real Estate We were recently asked to provide an update on the Terrytown real estate market, so let’s take a look at how residential real estate sales went in August 2016. We reviewed the number of homes for sale in...
West Bank Rental Rates Continue to Rise Slightly
August 29, 2016Uncategorized
New Orleans West Bank Rental Rates You might be surprised to find that average rental rates in the city of New Orleans are actually dropping, moving from $1841 per month in August 2014 to $1698 per month as of August 2016. At the same...
