Clocking in at less than 5 square miles, the little city of Gretna LA has a lot to offer residents. Dedicated police department, city council and mayor Charming historic architecture…
About Holy Cross Years from now, new residents will wonder how the Holy Cross neighborhood got it’s name, since the school that gave rise to the moniker has relocated to…
Pontchartrain Park New Orleans Located in the easternmost part of Gentilly, Pontchartrain Park was originally developed post WWII as a suburban subdivision for middle class African Americans. The streets in…
Tucked between St. Charles Avenue and the Mississippi River, and bounded by Jackson Ave and US90, the Lower Garden District (aka the LGD) has exploded in popularity over the…
Central City Neighborhood Originally designed by Barthelemy Lafon in 1809, Central City became a historic district in 1982 based on the significance of the Italianate, Greek Revival and Queen Anne…
Broadmoor – New Orleans Broadmoor is a centrally located neighborhood in New Orleans, stretching north from S. Claiborne between Nashville and Washington streets. Settlement in the area started in the 1920s, which…
Gentilly covers a pretty big section of New Orleans, loosely bounded on the south by I-610 and I-10, on the west by City Park, on the east by the Industrial…
About Algiers The only part of the city of New Orleans that’s on the West Bank of the Mississippi River, Algiers has a long and storied history dating back to…
The second oldest neighborhood in New Orleans, Algiers Point is filled with historic architecture and walkable streets. A tight knit community, you’ll find corner coffee shops, parks, playgrounds, pubs, grocers,…
Bounded by Canal Street to the south and the Pontchartrain expressway (US90B) to the south, the Central Business District and Warehouse District have both been home to explosive growth in…
The oldest neighborhood in New Orleans, the French Quarter or Vieux Carre, hugs the banks of the Mississippi River as it winds through the Crescent City. Chosen for its strategic…
Developed in the early 1800s, the Garden District became home to some of the most spectacular examples of Southern Antebellum architecture, as Americans eager to leave the French Quarter created…
From it’s roots as a working, middle class community to the current explosion of renovation and restoration in the neighborhood, the Irish Channel is one of those quintessential New Orleans neighborhoods.…
Spanning both the East and West Banks of the Mississippi River, Jefferson Parish is one of the largest parishes in the state of Louisiana. From the East Bank suburbs of…
Hugging the south shore of Lake Pontchartrain, New Orleans Lakefront neighborhoods are filled with custom built homes ranging from the mid $300s to over $1 million, including some excellent examples of mid-century…
Lakeview is one of the hottest neighborhoods in New Orleans. The location is fantastic, just minutes from the Lakefront, marina and yacht clubs, close to City Park and with easy…
A “faubourg” is nothing more than a fancy word for a neighborhood and you’ll find plenty to love in both the Marigny and the Bywater in New Orleans. The Marigny…
Mid-City was originally called “back of town” until the technology was developed to improve drainage and allow development of the land. Now, it’s home to some of the best casual,…
An unincorporated area of Jefferson Parish, Old Jefferson is a quiet little gem of a neighborhood filled with raised cottages and ranch style homes on larger lots. Tucked in between New…
About Treme Treme was established in 1810 as the first subdivision in New Orleans. Created from a portion of the Morand-Moreau plantation, it was sold by Claude Treme to the…
Uptown New Orleans has some of the most beautiful residential architecture – typical New Orleans designs such as shotguns, Creole cottages, townhouses and more can be found on the streets…
