If you’re like most people of the world, you made some sort of goal or resolution for the beginning of 2019. Unlike one of the Be New Orleans team members who gave up lettuce for 2019, lots of our friends are doing Whole30 this month and others are just forgoing sugar for a bit. While… Read more »
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We are about to say good-bye to 2018. New Orleans had some great places open, got their first female mayor, and still managed to get a few boil water advisories in. Not too shabby! While many “end of the year” lists in New Orleans are all about restaurants, we like to tell you about… Read more »
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Find out the hottest New Orleans neighborhoods below! You will find Holy Cross, Lakeview, and the French quarter all appearing on the list!
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This Thanksgiving is truly SAINTS-giving! Our boys in Black & Gold are playing the Dirty Birds tonight at 7:20pm and we are all gonna get a little rowdy! (Or maybe you’re someone who just wants a drink post-family time and needs to know what is open.) So, what bars are open on Thanksgiving in… Read more »
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HOT HOODS! Find out what the hottest neighborhoods were in New Orleans for October 2018. St. Claude hits the list twice as does Algiers – watch the video to see what price points they won. Ready to find your New Orleans home? Drop a message below!
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Even as a New Orleans native, there are many times that I drive around and have no clue who some of these streets are named after. The “Who Dat?” series is uncovering the history behind these people. Sophie B. Wright is a very small street situated in the Lower Garden District of… Read more »
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When you first move to a new city, especially New Orleans, you may look at some street names and wonder “how the heck do they pronounce that?!” You may even try to get someone to say it in hopes of not looking like a fool later on. New Orleans really likes to take this… Read more »
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Even as a New Orleans native, there are many times that I drive around and have no clue who some of these streets are named after. The “Who Dat?” series is uncovering the history behind these people. Henriette DeLille Henriette DeLille (1813-1865) was a French Creole woman from New Orleans, said… Read more »
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The Fairgrounds neighborhood in New Orleans is one where there is a healthy mix of business and residential. Being in the Fairgrounds means you can easily walk to your coffee shop or neighborhood pub. But, you will also know all your neighbors and can borrow a cup of sugar. While their residents get to… Read more »
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Check out the HOTTEST New Orleans neighborhoods for August 2018! Lots of ties in many price ranges. Surprise winner too! Lower Coast even wins a category this month!
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