April 7, 2025
As we begin showing properties to potential home buyers, we are always surprised by some of the items people get hung up on. Sometimes they complain about wall colors (it’s just some paint! Paint over it!), or they get hung up on appliances (you’re buying a house, not the appliances!), or they even find… Read more »
Welcome to Hot Hoods, where we will tell you the hottest neighborhoods in New Orleans for the past month based on the number of sales! This is the March 2025 edition. Single-Family Homes 0-$100k: 10 sales total; New Orleans East had the overwhelming majority of these sales $100k-$200k: 33 sales; St.… Read more »
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Welcome to Hot Hoods, where we will tell you what the hottest neighborhoods in New Orleans were for the past month! This is the February 2025 edition! Single-Family Homes 0-$100k: 14 sales total; New Orleans East had the most sales with 4 of them $100k-$200k: 25 sales; Gentilly was the clear… Read more »
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Welcome to Hot Hoods – where we tell you what the hottest neighborhoods of New Orleans were for the past month! This is the January 2025 edition. Single-Family Homes 0-$100k: 8 sales total; Gentilly was the winner with two sales; only one of these sales was potentially move-in ready. $100k-$200k: 19 sales; St. Claude… Read more »
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Welcome to Hot Hoods, where we will tell you the hottest neighborhoods in New Orleans for the past month based on the number of sales! This is the March 2025 edition. Single-Family Homes 0-$100k: 10 sales total; New Orleans East had the overwhelming majority of these sales $100k-$200k: 33 sales; St.… Read more »
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Welcome to Hot Hoods, where we will tell you what the hottest neighborhoods in New Orleans were for the past month! This is the February 2025 edition! Single-Family Homes 0-$100k: 14 sales total; New Orleans East had the most sales with 4 of them $100k-$200k: 25 sales; Gentilly was the clear… Read more »
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Welcome to Hot Hoods – where we tell you what the hottest neighborhoods of New Orleans were for the past month! This is the January 2025 edition. Single-Family Homes 0-$100k: 8 sales total; Gentilly was the winner with two sales; only one of these sales was potentially move-in ready. $100k-$200k: 19 sales; St. Claude… Read more »
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Given the current situation in New Orleans, with elevated homeowners’ insurance and about 7 HOT months a year, you might wonder who is moving there. Well, I am here to tell you that there are more people than you may expect. This spring, we are getting more calls and inquiries from folks who need… Read more »
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When you think of New Orleans, you may not always think of Mid-Century Modern homes. However, the city has a fair amount of them around town—in various neighborhoods, in different sizes, and at a variety of price points. The one exciting thing for mid-mod lovers is that you can find an affordable option in… Read more »
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Can I buy a house in a neighborhood I can’t afford? The answer can be yes! Buying in a neighborhood that’s just a tad out of your budget might seem like a pipe dream, but with a few savvy strategies, you can make it happen. Here’s your guide to landing your dream home without… Read more »
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Mardi Gras may be over, but that doesn’t mean you aren’t dreaming of next year’s festivities! We can see that sparkle in your eyes while you’re still vibrating from the bands marching past you. Maybe it’s time to find a home along the parade route! Check out New Orleans homes near the Mardi Gras… Read more »
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Home buying can make a lot of people get into their feels. Channel those feelings and find your love language when it comes to home buying! Ready to start your home search? Contact us! How to Buy in a Neighborhood You Can’t Afford
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When speaking to a New Orleans real estate agent, one of the first questions you will get is, “Have you spoken with a mortgage lender yet?” We aren’t asking this question to get into all your financial business. (Cause that’s not MY job! That’s for the lender to do!) We ask because we want… Read more »
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In the middle of the Warehouse District, you will find the Julia Place Condominiums at 333 Julia. Built sometime in the 1880s, this condo building combines two buildings. The five-story building on the right once housed the Bemis Bag Company, which made cloth and burlap bags to ship many items out of our busy… Read more »
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1201 Canal is historically known for being the Krauss Department Store building! Opening in 1903, it was over 300,000 square feet (by the time is closed – but started at 20,ooo square feet) and open for 94 years before closing its doors and then becoming condos. It was designed by Louisiana architect, Thomas Sully.… Read more »
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Located in the Bywater, The Saxony is a recently constructed building (2019) that offers modern amenities in a neighborhood with older housing stock. Found at 900 Bartholomew, this location used to be the home to L.A. Frey & Sons Meat Packing Plant and was built in 1921. This business shuttered its doors long before… Read more »
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