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Fremaux Town Center Adds New 276 Unit Multifamily Project and New Retailers

May 20, 2019 • News • 6893

Fremaux Town Center developer Stirling Properties announced several new projects and tenants today, including new retail tenants and a new multifamiy project at the surrounding Fremaux Park. Old Navy signed a lease for 12,500 square feet. Construction of the building will commence this week, with plans to open in the spring of 2020. Physical therapy provider [&hellip
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Bud’s Broiler & Morning Call Coming To Canal and City Park Avenue

May 16, 2019 • News • 5471

Morning Call and Bud’s Broiler, two beloved businesses that recently lost their Mid-City locations, will now return, next to each other, in a new construction development at the corner of City Park Avenue and Canal Boulevard. The site, currently a parking lot, is owned by Dorsey Development and sits next to Cask and Mid-City Bulldog. [&hellip
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Step Inside the Restaurants Joining New Orleans’ Taco Craze

May 14, 2019 • News • 3165

New Orleans has no shortage of restaurant openings year round, and, recently, and good number of them have been part of the growing number of taco places around the city. The former operations manager of nationwide, members-only dining club Dinner Lab, Brett Jones, recently opened modern taco stand and laissez-faire margarita garden Barracuda. Located at [&hellip
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New Orleans Company Purchases Chateau Hotel in Lafayette

May 10, 2019 • News • 2400

Windfeel Properties, a New Orleans-based real estate company, announced last month that it purchased the 50-unit Chateau Hotel in Lafayette. Windfeel purchased the hotel for $1.9 million and plans to convert and rebrand the hotel into a Clarion Pointe Hotel, part of Choice Hotels. Windfeel Properties was founded in 1999 by Reggie Winfield
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Ernst & Young Hiring 200 At Poydras Street Offices

May 7, 2019 • News • 2713

International accounting powerhouse Ernst & Young announced this week that it will create a new administrative support center in New Orleans. The center will add 200 new employees over the next three years. Those news employees are part of an expansion of Ernst & Young’s local offices, at Hancock Whitney Center, formerly One Shell Square, [&hellip
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TopGolf Riverfront Plan is Dead

May 3, 2019 • News • 4748

A few days after the public learn about the Convention Center’s plan to lease riverfront space to build a new TopGolf facility, the plan is now dead in the water. Gov. John Bel Edwards killed the project Tuesday, saying that the Convention Center would not proceed with the deal. Edwards controls the Convention Center board. [&hellip
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Topgolf On The River?

April 30, 2019 • News • 2784

According to media reports and several documents posted by the New Orleans Exhibition Hall Authority, Dallas-based Topgolf plans to lease a section of vacant land at the intersection of Tchoupitoulas and Euterpe streets owned by the Convention Center for a new, high-tech driving range. The Exhibition Hall Authority will be voting on a proposed 20-year [&hellip
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Courtyard Brewery on Lafitte Greenway Moving Forward

April 24, 2019 • News • 4686

The new Courtyard Brewery headed to the Lafitte Greenway near Broad should be open next year by Jazz Fest, according to our friends at Mid-City Messenger. This new location will be a brewery, tap room with 75 Courtyard brewery beers, full bar with cocktails, and a new restaurant by the team behind Turkey and the [&hellip
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Corporate Realty’s Greater New Orleans Office Market Report Is Out

April 18, 2019 • News • 14668

New Orleans-based brokerage firm Corporate Realty, Inc. released it seventh annual Greater New Orleans Office Market Report last week. The report is the comprehensive study of the Greater New Orleans office market, including occupancy and rental rates of specific buildings of over 20,000 square feet, submarkets, and detailed analysis. The report notes that suburban office markets [&hellip
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The PRC & HDLC Partner On Courses to Help Navigate the HDLC Process

April 12, 2019 • News • 2334

The Preservation Resource Center and the Historic District Landmarks Commission have teamed up to offer free courses designed to help property owners understand the HDLC application process and provide the knowledge and tools needed to smoothly navigate it. The New Orleans and Central Business District Historic District Landmarks Commissions regulate 17 local historic districts and [&hellip
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