Welcome to New Orleans! Your favorite New Orleans real estate agents want you to have all the necessary info to navigating our one-way and bumpy roads. If you’re new to the area, you might find yourself without a mode of transportation yet. Good news for you is that we have New Orleans Blue Bikes!… Read more »
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Been dreaming of life in Lake Vista? You aren’t alone! This New Orleans neighborhood has mid-century moderns, newer contemporary, and more traditional-style homes. Lake Vista development began in the 1930s and remains a popular area for many. While home prices tend to be higher, you won’t find many that are under 2500 square feet.… Read more »
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“I am at the moment writing a lengthy indictment against our century. When my brain begins to reel from my literary labors, I make an occasional cheese dip.” -Ignatius J. Reilly When I recently asked the question, what is the one book, fiction or non-fiction, set or about New Orleans you’d pick, the… Read more »
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Are you considering making the Marigny home? This New Orleans neighborhood offers walkability, live music, bars, restaurants, shops, amazing old architecture, and somehow still maintains a neighborhood feel. When looking to buy your next home, the Marigny just might be the spot you’ve been searching for. The Marigny mainly had Creole Cottage homes… Read more »
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Raucous, late-night, and passing a good time all are words associated with French Quarter living. While there are parts of the Quarter that are seemingly quieter than others, you can almost always find a tourist or line cook wandering down any street, at any time of the night. Vieux Carre living is not for… Read more »
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It’s Monday in New Orleans, do we even need to ask what we are eating? The Origins For centuries cultures around the world have relied upon beans and rice as an inexpensive form of hearty sustenance. As far as the introduction in New Orleans, there are theories, but no one can say… Read more »
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New Orleans is a far cry from a city you would typically associate with country clubs – but there are many residents who want them. Pool, tennis, golf, and a clubhouse are all amenities that many seek out when purchasing their New Orleans home. Some neighborhoods in the greater New Orleans area include… Read more »
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It’s summer in New Orleans, yes it’s hot. As a matter of fact, everywhere you go, someone is going to comment on how hot it is but you know what I have always found amazing? Hot as it is, people are still porch sitting. Porch sitting is its own culture and for the… Read more »
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The Lower Garden District wasn’t always one of the hippest neighborhoods in New Orleans. These days, people flock to this walkable area in droves. With new restaurants and bars, old school New Orleans architecture, and is a central location to get Uptown or Downtown – why wouldn’t you want to live in the LGD?… Read more »
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How did bottle trees become a tradition in the South? Here is a condensed history lesson! Start Saving Your Bottles Traditionally, bottle trees are made up of bottles saved over the course of years. Any type of bottle can be used, but I think it’s most common to see wine and/or beer bottles used… Read more »
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