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New Orleans Condo Fees Prior to the 1980s, after the World’s Fair left behind a Warehouse District ripe for development, condos were few and far between in New Orleans. But the recent trend of moving back to city centers has...
There’s lots of chatter happening in the real estate industry right now about Move Inc. (the owner of Realtor.com and other online real estate sites), Zillow and Trulia. A little background Move Inc. was purchased by News Corp....
New Orleans Listing Photos If you put your house on the market during the holidays, it’s time to update the New Orleans real estate photos that are connected to your listing. While I’m sure that your decorations were...
New Orleans West Bank Real Estate Trends Neighborhoods included: Algiers, Belle Chasse, Gretna, Terrytown, Harvey, Marrero and Westwego Over the last couple of years, the West Bank has seen a turn around from the drops in sales and...
One of the best friends of Crescent City Living is a local historian, Edward Branley. Ed has written books about streetcars, Maison Blanche and other New Orleans icons. We had a chance recently to sit down with him and get a little bit...
Pricing Your New Orleans Real Estate Has your house been listed for a few months now, but it’s still sitting on the market? It may be that you are clinging to an outdated asking price. When it comes to considering a change in...
The latest in our string of neighborhood videos, we’ve added Lakeview to our ever growing library. Sitting between City Park and the 17th Street canal, Lakeview is near Lake Pontchartrain, the lake, Metairie, and a quick hop onto...
Luxury New Orleans Real Estate There’s more to the West Bank of New Orleans than meets the eye. While most people don’t equate the West Bank with luxury, they would be mistaken. Cross the Crescent City Connection and...
Foreclosures in New Orleans “I want to buy a foreclosure in New Orleans” That’s the opening line from many of the people that we talk with. When we ask why they are focused on foreclosures, most buyers will say...
Home Improvement Mistakes In the late 1970s and early 1980s, there was a boom of new construction in and around New Orleans. Cookie cutter neighborhoods sprang up in the ‘burbs, offering buyers a choice of just a few floor plans,...
New Orleans Fixer Uppers Nothing makes my heart happier than to see a home that needs some love get snapped up and renovated. Especially when there are houses in surrounding blocks being torn down to make way for the latest New Orleans...
Buying Furnished Homes When making an offer on a home, some buyers have taken to asking for a lot of the seller’s personal possessions. We’ve seen requests for furniture, art work, patio furnishings, plants, mirrors and...
3205 Orleans Ave New Orleans, LA 70119
Telephone: +1 504.327.5303
