There are some CUUUUUTE cottages for sale in New Orleans right now. As your trusted real estate agents, we wanted to make sure you don’t miss these homes. We scoured all the listings and picked our favorites. Here’s the kicker – they are all under $300k and in great locations! #1: 2718… Read more »
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Why are the sellers moving? They’ve outgrown a space. They’re ready to downsize. Their life has made an unexpected turn. It’s a deeply personal question, but people ask it so nonchalantly. When buyers ask us why a seller is moving, we typically reply with a job transfer, or they had more kids and need… 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! New Orleans saw 202 single-family home sales in July 2026. But here are the top ‘hoods for each price range. Single-Family Homes 0-$100k: 15 sales total; Algiers dominated this one – but… Read more »
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People have begun using AI for everything. So, it’s no surprise that homeowners have begun using it to determine their homes’ value. We are here to say: Don’t use AI to determine your house value. PLEASE. We beg of you! How would AI know your house value? We have already told you… Read more »
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In Louisiana, succession property is defined as real estate left by a deceased person that must go through the succession process (aka probate in other states) to have clear title and transfer to the heirs/beneficiaries of the estate. Succession is used to legally gain possession of the property, along with other things the deceased person owned.… Read more »
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Here at Be New Orleans, we are huge fans of young homebuyers! Embarking on a house-buying journey in your twenties can feel daunting, but it’s a major milestone. And the earlier you get into the real estate game, the better! However, we also recognize that if you’ve never lived outside your parents’ home, then… Read more »
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Fair housing is especially important in New Orleans because housing and neighborhood access have long been intertwined with the city’s history, culture, and economic opportunity. Like many American cities, New Orleans experienced decades of housing segregation through practices such as redlining, restrictive covenants, and discriminatory lending. These practices limited where many Black families could… Read more »
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One of my favorite aspects of being involved in people’s real estate transactions is learning more about them, how they tick, and what they value. What is important to some people in a home means nothing to others. It’s one of the most beautiful things about working in this industry. However, when it comes… Read more »
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I decided to sell my home. I prepped. I painted. Ok, well, I paid someone to paint. Shout out to Bryan! But I spent a lot of time and money getting my house ready to hit the market. It does cost money and time to prepare your home for sale. However, this doesn’t always… Read more »
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Picture it. New Orleans from the summer of 2020 to 2022. The real estate market was HOT. Interest rates were LOW. And bidding wars were abundant. If you were one of the THOUSANDS of people who bought a house during that time- great! You likely have an interest rate between 2.5% and 4%. We… Read more »
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