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  July 18, 2026 • 179

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  July 17, 2026 • 223

  Royal Sonesta’s Restaurant R’evolution Names Executive Chef and General Manager

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  July 17, 2026 • 223

  Perrier Esquerré Completes New Headquarters on Jefferson Highway

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  July 16, 2026 • 235

  New Orleans Law Firm MBLB Expands Downtown Footprint at Hancock Whitney Center

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  July 16, 2026 • 214

  1630 Canal St. Listed for $11.95M as Redevelopment Opportunity

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  July 15, 2026 • 223

  Downtown Development District Launches $20,000 Matching Grants to Fill 400,000 Square Feet of...

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• NORA Opens Applications for New Housing Investment Program, Seeking Private Developers to Build on Vacant Lots Across New Orleans
• New Sushi and Hibachi Operator Confirmed for Former Tsunami Space at 601 Poydras as Downtown CBD Works to Fill Long-Vacant Ground-Floor Restaurant
• Fat City’s Decade-Long Land Assemblage Pays Off as Jefferson Parish Moves to Break Ground on Leisure Park and Parking at Hessmer and 18th
• Magazine Street Attracts National Retailers in New Orleans Debut
• Louisiana’s Act 64 Grants Lease Termination to Stalking Victims
• Royal Sonesta’s Restaurant R’evolution Names Executive Chef and General Manager
• Perrier Esquerré Completes New Headquarters on Jefferson Highway
• New Orleans Law Firm MBLB Expands Downtown Footprint at Hancock Whitney Center

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  November 20, 2018 • 16007

  Check Out Renderings For the New $557 Million Convention Center Hotel

  Last week, the development team of the proposed Omni Hotel at the Convention Center released the first renderings of the hotel. The $557 million, 1,200 room Omni Hotel will also include 150,000 square feet of ballroom and meeting space and ground-floor retail on an 8.1-acre site at the upriver end of the exhibition hall.   There [&hellip...

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  November 14, 2018 • Mid-City, Parks & Public Spaces, Public Development • 13090

  City to Add 60 New Pedestrian Lights on Jefferson Davis Parkway

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  October 3, 2018 • Central Business District, Development, Public Development • 17677

  New York Firm Selected To Lead Charity Hospital Redevelopment

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  June 7, 2018 • Development, Hotel & Hospitality, Public Development • 25924

  Convention Center Approves $557 Million Upgrades, New Linear Park [We’ve Got Renderings]

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  June 1, 2018 • Development, Public Development, Public Finance • 15008

  Three Finalists Picked For Billion Dollar Charity Redevelopment