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Suggestions For A Smooth Office Relocation

April 22, 2014 • Office • 4008

So, you’ve decided to move and have signed the lease for your new offices. You and your team are excited, but somewhat apprehensive because move-in day is looming. What can you do to ease the pain? When you hire a tenant rep agent at Corporate Realty, we not only help you find space and negotiate [&hellip
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Stirling Properties Currently has $276 Million Under Development [VIDEO]

April 22, 2014 • Acquisitions, Development, News • 5330

Over the past 5 years, Stirling Properties has been on a roll, investing heavily in the New Orleans region at a level unlike many others. Between the Magnolia Marketplace, Mid-City Market, The Fremaux, River Chase, and others, Stirling currently has $276 million worth of projects currently under development representing over 1.1 million square feet. Their [&hellip
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This Company Left After Katrina & Just Returned To Open French Quarter Office

April 22, 2014 • French Quarter, Office • 4231

Patient Care, a Milwaukee-based company hired by employers to assist employees in navigating health insurance plans, will return to its roots by opening an office in New Orleans. The office will focus on earning business and servicing clients in the gulf coast with an initial staff of three. CEO and president Jane Cooper founded the [&hellip
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VC-Backed Coffee Brand ‘Revelator’ Invests in NOLA and The Southeast

April 21, 2014 • Retail, Warehouse District • 5861

New Orleans will soon be home to a brand new specialty coffee shop Revelator Coffee. “We want to bring what’s happening in other parts of the country down here, but in a way that’s appropriate,” said Founder Josh Owen. Besides a heavy focus on the product, Revelator strives to have an open, inclusive and welcoming [&hellip
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Culinary and Hospitality Institute Finally Closes on Artworks Building Purchase

April 21, 2014 • News • 6990

The New Orleans Culinary and Hospitality Institute (NOCHI) has finally closed on the purchase of the Louisiana Artworks building, a 93,000 square foot art complex in the Warehouse District. The Lens reported NOCHI closed on the building Friday April 18 for $6.2 million after months of going through a public bid process. Other bidders included [&hellip
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$70 Million 1031 Canal Tower Stalls Over $179,000 in City Fees

April 21, 2014 • Central Business District, Development, French Quarter, Multi Family • 6430

1031 Canal, the $70 million high rise planned for the corner of Canal and Rampart Streets, has been languishing for some time. Their building permit was under review back in November and in February we got our hands on the plans and renderings. The building plans called for 240 luxury residences and 15 penthouses with [&hellip
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Coleman Architects Opens N.O. Office

April 18, 2014 • Architecture & Design, Central Business District • 5424

The New Orleans Advocate reports that Baton Rouge architecture firm Coleman Partners Architects LLC has opened a New Orleans office at 635 Gravier St. This is the third office for Coleman, after Baton Rouge and Houston. The firm provides Architecture, Master Planning, and Interior Design services over a wide geographical area including the Gulf Coast, [&hellip
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Bruno’s 10 Story Luxury Lofts Push Forward; Will Feature High Tech Security System

April 17, 2014 • Development, Warehouse District • 8824

Last night developer Josh Bruno held his seventh neighborhood meeting for his proposed 10 story, $20 million apartment building in the warehouse district at the Rusty Nail. Bruno and the Downtown Development Group are proposing a mixed use, luxury apartment building located at 1035 Tchoupitoulas. Granaio (Italian for loft), as it has been named, will [&hellip
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Habitat Proposes $12 Million Bywater Development

April 17, 2014 • Bywater, Development, Public Development • 6147

Image via Google Maps New Orleans Area Habitat for Humanity is proposing an approximately $12 million mixed-use real estate development in the Bywater. Plans include multi-family and single family homes on a 1.8 acre tract of land right in front of The Joint restaurant. Habitat’s plan is a a response to an RFP HANO put [&hellip
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Jazzland Developers Hold Out Hope to Bring Theme Park Back

April 16, 2014 • Construction, Development, New Orleans East, Zoning and Land Use • 11640

Jazzland Park has created one of two proposals to redevelop the entire 224-acre lot located in the stretch of land off Interstate 10 in New Orleans East, including the site of the abandoned Six Flags Theme Park. The organization has recently hit a bump in the road, but has no plans to stop fighting to [&hellip
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