Showing posts with label Homes for rent in Uptown New Orleans. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Homes for rent in Uptown New Orleans. Show all posts

Saturday, September 21, 2013

PRIDE OF HOME OWNERSHIP

In such a depleted real estate market as we see today it’s not often that a really nice home comes up for sale. Here is one that is definitely going to grab buyers’ attention. Listed only a few days ago, it shows the pride of ownership.
2313 Burdette St., New Orleans, LA 70118
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Sunday, August 25, 2013

NEW DEVELOPMENT ON MAGAZINE STREET

By the end of 2013 construction is expected to begin on a three-story, residential-retail project to be built on a 13,600-square-foot empty lot at 2802 Magazine St. in near the Irish Channel. Developer earned Historic District Landmarks Commission clearance in October to build the mixed-use project. The project would take about 12 to 14 months to complete. The building will be near the corner of Magazine Street and Washington Avenue between Coquette restaurant and Sake Café. It will include about 4,500-square-feet of ground floor retail space for two tenants.

Developers will set up a condo regime for seven units on the second and third floors but initially rent them out as apartments. No decision has been made as to when, or if, developers will sell the units. Six of the seven units will be 1,400 square feet, and a penthouse will be closer to 2,000. All units will have two bedrooms. No prices have been listed for the residential units.
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Friday, August 9, 2013

UPTOWN NEW ORLEANS

The Uptown District is a self-contained residential world. It’s a place where late 19th century homes are scrupulously maintained and small scale restaurants and shops reinforce the feeling that you are visiting a village, not a city.

 Today’s Uptown retains many of the grand homes built in the 1890s. On oak-shaded streets frame houses with ample galleries are the norm. Closer to the river, more modest shotguns built to house 19th century workers are steadily being refurbished, insuring that this premier urban residential neighborhood for over a century will continue its legacy of gracious living.