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If You Are In Real Estate in New Orleans, You Should to Be At This Conference

January 11, 2017 • Conference • 4306

The Urban Land Institute’s 8th Annual “What’s Really Going On” Conference is today, and you should probably be there. This discussion gives a great overview of all the development and happenings going on in the New Orleans area. The featured speakers include Dean Schwanke, ULI Senior Vice President for Case Studies and Publications; Loren Scott, [&hellip
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Children’s Hospital Kicks Off $225 Million Campus Expansion

January 10, 2017 • Construction, Economic Development, Healthcare, Uptown • 5869

Children’s Hospital will embark on a new $225 million expansion this week, expanding the current campus to an adjacent 17-acre site it purchased in 2014. The medical complex includes brand new construction and the renovation of historic buildings at the site of the old New Orleans Adolescent Hospital campus, which is directly adjacent to the current hospital. [&hellip
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Zoning Round-Up: Times-Picayune Building Zoning Change; New Community Center & More

January 9, 2017 • Mid-City, Zoning and Land Use • 4315

Lot’s of changes afoot throughout the city and more investment finds its way in to local real estate. Here is a brief update on some of the top zoning and land use stories around the City: New Times-Picayune Building Owners Seek New Zoning. The group that recently purchased the former Times-Picayune headquarters for $3.5 million is requesting a [&hellip
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Closing Soon: Macy’s at The Esplanade, Kmart at Elmwood Shopping Center

January 6, 2017 • Jefferson Parish, Retail • 4202

Jefferson Parish will lose two large retailers this year: Macy’s at The Esplanade Mall and Kmart at the Elmwood Shopping Center. The Macy’s closure is one of almost one hundred that the retailer announced it would close last year among slacking sales. They announced this week that they would close 68 stores in 2017, with [&hellip
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Hotel 504 Rebrands Under B Hotel & Resorts Flag After $20 Million Acquisition

January 3, 2017 • Central Business District, Hotel & Hospitality • 5771

After selling to a new owner last year for $20 million, the former Hotel 504 is now being rebranded as a B Hotel. According to plans filed with the city (and the hotel’s own website), real estate investment firm The InSite Group, based in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, purchased the property and is reflagging it to be [&hellip
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Step Inside the Well-Designed New Orleans Office of Bond Moroch

December 29, 2016 • Architecture & Design, Commercial, Historic, Magazine Street, Renovation • 6119

What was once an old movie theater along historic Magazine Street in New Orleans is now home to the public relations firm Bond Moroch. Located at 3308 Magazine Street, the firm sits directly above American Apparel and a busy shopping and dining area. Architects from Studio WTA laid out the space prior to interior designer [&hellip
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New Seven-Story Waterfront Luxury Condo Building Planned For Lakefront

December 29, 2016 • Condos, Development, Lakeview/Lakefront • 7322

The owners of 400 Lake Marina Avenue are seeking a zoning change for the property to construct a new luxury condominium building. The developer, 400 Lake Marina Avenue, LLC, led Sam Markovich, plans to build a seven-story luxury condo project with 11 condos, made of concrete and steel, with a glass and stucco exterior skin. The elevation renderings [&hellip
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Take A Peek Inside Launch Pad’s New CoWorking Space Downtown

December 22, 2016 • Central Business District, Office • 6135

In September, New Orleans-based coworking space Launch Pad announced they would be doubling their capacity and moving into a new space nearby at 400 Poydras Street downtown. The new Launch Pad space is being developed into a 22,500 square foot modern and collaborative coworking space ideal for connecting entrepreneurs, business owners, and other members of the community. [&hellip
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Massive Mixed-Use Development At Lee Circle Gets Initial HDLC Approval [We’ve Got Renderings]

December 21, 2016 • Development, Multi Family, Warehouse District • 6828

On Tuesday (Dec. 20), the Historic District Landmarks Commission’s Architectural Review Committee gave initial approval to a new mixed-use development at Lee Circle in the warehouse district. Philanthropist Phyllis Taylor secured approval to build a 191,000 square foot mixed-use development that would include ground-floor retail, 20 one-bedroom and two-bedroom residential units on the upper floors, and a five-story 300 spot [&hellip
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Sazerac Buys Historic Downtown Building For Cocktail Museum

December 19, 2016 • Central Business District, Development, Hotel & Hospitality • 5604

New Orleans-based Sazerac Company announced last week that it has purchased two historic buildings at the corner of Canal and Magazine Streets, and plans to convert them in to The Sazerac House, a cocktail museum focused on Sazerac. The two buildings, formerly known as the Katz Buildings, are over 200 years old and sit directly adjacent [&hellip
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