The Tracage developers are finally moving forward with the development of the 182-foot tall luxury apartment building and expect to break ground in early 2014. The location of the Traçage in the warehouse district, where Annunciation Street meets the Pontchartrain Expressway, will include 140 luxury rate apartments, 6,000 square feet of retail space on the ground [&hellip
Read More »
Breaking
- June 19, 2018 | Stirling Properties To Redevelop Old Metairie Village
- June 15, 2018 | Westbank Apartment Complexes Trade For $56 Million
- June 11, 2018 | Storyville Themed Restaurant Now Open Inside B on Canal Hotel
- June 8, 2018 | GraceHebert Architects Acquires New Orleans-Based HMS Architects
- June 7, 2018 | Convention Center Approves $557 Million Upgrades, New Linear Park [We’ve Got Renderings]
- June 4, 2018 | 2018’s Nine Most Endangered New Orleans Landmarks
- June 1, 2018 | Three Finalists Picked For Billion Dollar Charity Redevelopment
- May 30, 2018 | Atlantis Gaming Corp. Proposes Kenner Lakefront Boardwalk & Condos
- May 24, 2018 | 5-Room Boutique Hotel Proposed Near Rampart and The French Quarter
- May 21, 2018 | B on Canal Hotel Opens In Former Hotel 504 Space
Canal Street Beat
-
Convention Center Approves $557 Million Upgrades, New Linear Park [We’ve Got...
-
Three Finalists Picked For Billion Dollar Charity Redevelopment
-
5-Room Boutique Hotel Proposed Near Rampart and The French Quarter
-
New Lakeview Medical Clinic Gets CPC Staff Green-light
-
Coffee Shop & Retail Development Planned For Corner of State &...
-
Riverfront Development Gets Council Approval For 187 Apartments
-
$35 Million Co-Living Development ‘Two Saints’ Secures IDB Tax Incentive
-
$100 Million Odeon Tower To Break Ground in May
-
Four Seasons Construction To Kick Off May 1
-
‘Lakeview Medical Clinic’ Proposed for Canal Boulevard
-
Warehouse District Apartment Tower Tracage To Finally Break Ground
-
Canal St. Luxury High-Rise Moves Forward, Building Permit Under Review
Mohan Kailas, the developer of 1031 Canal, is moving forward with the development of the the $70-million project. Last week his company applied for a building permit for the project that will 240 luxury residences and 15 penthouses with 56,000-square feet of retail space at the edge of the Quarter. The site at Canal and [&hellip
Read More » -
Stirling’s Fremaux Shopping Center Ahead of Schedule
Nola.com reports that Stirling Properties, the developers of a huge retail/residential project in Slidell, announced Wednesday to the East St. Tammany Chamber of Commerce luncheon that there Fremaux Town Cener project will open in March 2014 ahead of schedule. When complete, it will bring up to 1,500 permanent jobs and up to $230 million in [&hellip
Read More » -
Gulf Coast Housing Partnership To Redevelop Two Historic Buildings on Baronne
Gulf Coast Housing Partnership is redeveloping two buildings in Central City at 1725 and 1731 Baronne St. The 8,725-square-foot structure at 1725 Baronne is being renovated to house the Tulane School of Architecture’s applied urban research and outreach program. The 13,000-square-foot former streetcar power substation at 1731 Baronne is being rebuilt as a performing arts center [&hellip
Read More » -
Welcome to CanalStreetBeat!
The team at Silicon Bayou Media, LLC is excited to announce the launch of Canal Street Beat! We strive to make Canal Street Beat THE source of record for all things commercial real estate in the greater New Orleans area and promise you breaking news, in-depth stories, and behind-the-scenes information on the companies and players [&hellip
Read More »
Recent Posts
-
Stirling Properties To Redevelop Old Metairie Village
-
Westbank Apartment Complexes Trade For $56 Million
-
Storyville Themed Restaurant Now Open Inside B on Canal Hotel
-
GraceHebert Architects Acquires New Orleans-Based HMS Architects
-
Convention Center Approves $557 Million Upgrades, New Linear Park [We’ve Got Renderings]
-
2018’s Nine Most Endangered New Orleans Landmarks
-
Three Finalists Picked For Billion Dollar Charity Redevelopment
-
Atlantis Gaming Corp. Proposes Kenner Lakefront Boardwalk & Condos
-
5-Room Boutique Hotel Proposed Near Rampart and The French Quarter
-
B on Canal Hotel Opens In Former Hotel 504 Space
Recent Post
- Stirling Properties To Redevelop Old Metairie Village
- Westbank Apartment Complexes Trade For $56 Million
- Storyville Themed Restaurant Now Open Inside B on Canal Hotel
- GraceHebert Architects Acquires New Orleans-Based HMS Architects
- Convention Center Approves $557 Million Upgrades, New Linear Park [We’ve Got Renderings]
- 2018’s Nine Most Endangered New Orleans Landmarks
- Three Finalists Picked For Billion Dollar Charity Redevelopment
- Atlantis Gaming Corp. Proposes Kenner Lakefront Boardwalk & Condos
Newsletter
Categories
- 7th Ward
- 9th Ward
- Acquisitions
- Architecture & Design
- Awards & Recognition
- Baton Rouge
- BioDistrict
- Bywater
- Carrollton
- Central Business District
- Central City
- Commercial
- Community Development
- Condos
- Conference
- Construction
- Dead Pool
- Development
- Economic Development
- Entrepreneurship
- Finance & Lending
- Food & Beverage
- French Quarter
- Garden District
- Gentilly
- Healthcare
- Historic
- Hotel & Hospitality
- Industrial
- Innovation
- Investment
- Jefferson Parish
- Kenner
- Lakeview/Lakefront
- Legal
- Legislation & Regulation
- Lower Garden District
- Magazine Street
- Marigny
- Mid-City
- Multi Family
- New Orleans East
- News
- Northshore
- Office
- Parks & Public Spaces
- People
- Property Management
- Public Development
- Public Finance
- Renovation
- Residential
- Retail
- Slidell
- Sports & Specialty
- Tax Credits
- Transportation
- Treme
- Uncategorized
- Uptown
- Warehouse District
- West Bank
- Zoning and Land Use
Find us on Facebook
Trending Post
-
Convention Center Approves $557 Million Upgrades, New Linear Park [We’ve Got Renderings]
-
Three Finalists Picked For Billion Dollar Charity Redevelopment
-
Atlantis Gaming Corp. Proposes Kenner Lakefront Boardwalk & Condos
-
Plans Filed For City’s New 40,000 Square Foot Crime Lab
-
Check Out Landrieu’s Designs For The Future of Lee Circle