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Archdiocese Planning $15 Million Apartment Building in Lower 9

April 30, 2014 • 9th Ward, Development • 4278

The Archdiocese of New Orleans is planning to build a $15 million, 77 unit senior citizen apartment complex in the Lower 9th Ward, reports CityBusiness. The complex, to be known as Villa St. Maurice, was destroyed during Hurricane Katrina and later demolished. CityBusiness reports that the Archdiocese is currently seeking bids from contractors to build [&hellip
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City Council Shoots Down Bruno’s Granaio For No Good Reason

April 29, 2014 • Development, Warehouse District, Zoning and Land Use • 14439

Last week, developer Josh Bruno’s proposed $20 million, 18 story luxury apartment development the Granaio went in front of the city council for approval. Bruno was seeking a decision by the council to overturn an HDLC ruling that denied certain architectural features. Among them, Bruno was seeking a variance to allow him to build overhangs, [&hellip
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Gertler’s CBD Gallier Court Development Moves Forward

April 29, 2014 • News • 8740

Josh Gertler, ‎an associate at Gertler Law Firm and a New Orleans-based developer, is in the beginning stages of developing a mixed-use project at 127 – 129 Carondelet Street in the Central Business District. Gertler started his real estate career as an agent at Stirling Properties and he is now a broker and developer with [&hellip
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Franchisee Proposes Pizza Hut Restaurant for Carondelet Street Location

April 28, 2014 • Central Business District, Retail • 10843

The Pizza Hut franchisee for the Greater New Orleans area, Horizon River Restaurants, is proposing a new restaurant downtown near the intersection of Canal and Carondelet. Horizon River Restaurants became the new Pizza Hut franchisee for the New Orleans region after Pizza Hut corporate filed suit against their former franchisee, Lundy Enterprises. As part of [&hellip
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Feil Buys Long Dormant Jefferson Plaza Shopping Center, CityBusiness Reports

April 25, 2014 • Acquisitions • 7511

The long-dormant Jefferson Plaza Shopping Center is under contract to be purchased by The Feil Organization, City Business reported Friday. The Feil Organization, led by developer Jeffrey Feil, is a real estate investor and developer in New York with significant holdings throughout the greater New Orleans area, including Lakeside Shopping Center, the Costco store land, [&hellip
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Martin Wine Cellar Breaks Ground

April 25, 2014 • Construction, Retail, Uptown • 3702

After almost nine years closed since Hurricane Katrina, Martin Wine Cellar broke ground this week on a brand new Baronne Street location. Earlier this year Martin Wine Cellar owner Cedric Martin came out with the news that the famed Baronne Street location would be re-opening by September of 2014. The single-story, 14,025 square foot retail [&hellip
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Jefferson Wants To Spend $3.3 Million On This New Facility

April 25, 2014 • Healthcare, Jefferson Parish • 4402

Jefferson Parish is planning to build a 10,000 square foot senior living center at a price tag of $4.4 million. The parish is seeking state and federal money for the new facility, which would be located at 6640 Riverside Drive. The parish has requested $2.5 million from the state legislature. The parish’s $2.5 million request [&hellip
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CBD Transit Hub is On The Way! $500,000 Committed From The RTA

April 24, 2014 • Transportation • 5559

Ride New Orleans, the advocacy organization that seeks to promote safe, convenient and affordable transportation options for residents, has announced that they have secured $500,000 in funding for a new transit “hub” in the CBD. Last week,Ride New Orleans hosted a day of action in support of the CBD transit hub, placing 200 chairs along [&hellip
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Bruno’s $20MM Apartment Tower Up For City Council Approval Today

April 24, 2014 • Development, Multi Family, Warehouse District, Zoning and Land Use • 10147

Developer Josh Bruno hopes his latest development, the Granaio Lofts, can begin construction in the warehouse district at 1035 Tchoupitoulas following what could be some of the last red tape he has to get through with the City of New Orleans. Bruno believes the development has received an improper denial from the Historic District Landmarks [&hellip
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Too Many Chain Stores On Magazine Street?

April 23, 2014 • Lower Garden District, Magazine Street, Retail, Uptown • 5793

Magazine Street is booming, and everyone knows it. From new retail to high end luxury condos, Magazine Street has seen a renaissance as a live-play shopping district like it hasn’t seen before. This success has provided an immediate, positive impact for city residents and the immediate neighborhoods alike. But will Magazine Street end up a [&hellip
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