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Coworking Space ‘The Warehouse’ Opens in Bywater Neighborhood

May 6, 2016 • Bywater, Office • 8321

The Warehouse is the latest shared workspace and coworking community to launch in New Orleans. After putting some last minute touches on the space, The Warehouse officially opened its doors on April 25. In July of last year, SmartAsset ranked New Orleans #1 in America for creative professionals. Through incubators such as Propeller and The [&hellip
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NOLA Brewery Secures Live Music Permit From City Planning!

May 5, 2016 • Uptown, Zoning and Land Use • 3196

NOLA Brewery secured an initial approval from the city Wednesday (5/4) to add a live music venue to the building housing its newly built tap room, next to its current brewery. Entrepreneur and NOLA Brewery owner Kirk Coco had the support of theIrish Channel Neighborhood Association, in addition to the city planning staff. Coco is working with the neighborhood [&hellip
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Lula Restaurant Distillery Breaks Ground on St. Charles Avenue

May 4, 2016 • Construction, Food & Beverage, Garden District, Sports & Specialty • 5516

Lula Restaurant Distillery broke ground on St. Charles Avenue on Monday afternoon and plans to be open by October. The new distillery and bar will be built at the old Halpern’s building at 1532 St. Charles Avenue. Permits with the city peg the construction cost at $1,800,000. The project was started over two years ago (and you [&hellip
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Latter & Blum Expands Again: Acquires Baton Rouge-Based Firm

May 2, 2016 • Acquisitions, News • 3947

Latter & Blum Inc.’s acquisition spree continues with the acquisition/merger of Baton Rouge-based Donnie Jarreau Real Estate to expand their commercial brokerage. The new affiliate will keep the name NAI/Latter & Blum – Donnie Jarreau. Terms of the deal were not disclosed, but the merger adds 10 new agents to the company’s commercial brokerage in Baton Rouge. [&hellip
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Feil Buys Tulane Avenue Property For $5.6 Million

April 29, 2016 • Acquisitions, Mid-City • 5367

New York developer Jeffrey Feil has purchased a former Dixie Brewing Co. warehouse at 2537 Tulane Ave. for $5.6 million. Feil acquired the site from Kendra Bruno on April 11, Orleans Parish civil court records show. The 73,000 square foot lot includes the 48,000 square foot former Dixie Brewing warehouse. Feil’s firm, the Feil Organization, owns and [&hellip
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Renovation of Blighted Canal Street Hotel Starts Now

April 26, 2016 • Central Business District, Development, Hotel & Hospitality • 12186

The defunct Canal Street Hotel that developer Michael Valentino bought for $4.8 million is set to start construction, according to WWL-TV. Valentino bought the 1960’s hotel at corner of Claiborne and Canal in 2015. It had been abandoned and vacant since Katrina. According to WWL-TV, construction is starting asap on what will be a 224-key hotel [&hellip
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Come Tour The Irish Channel’s Bakery Village Development; First Two Buildings Complete

April 21, 2016 • Lower Garden District, Residential • 5198

The Urban Land Institute is hosting a tour of the new Bakery Village development in the Irish Channel. Developer Nicole Webre purchased the site of the former Turnbull Bakery and is converting it in to 15 houses that match the historic character of the neighborhood. Elizabeth Turnbull was the CEO and President of Turnbull Bakeries, Inc. from [&hellip
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New Retail Development Featuring Raising Canes Headed to Veterans Blvd.

April 20, 2016 • Development, Jefferson Parish, Retail • 5243

Developer Chris Sarpy has announced that Raising Cane’s will be the anchor tenant at a new retail development on Veterans Blvd. The development includes a brand new Raising Cane’s building at 210 Veterans Blvd, and a 5,000 square foot building at 212 Veterans Blvd. The 5,000 square foot building will include 1,800 for an unnamed retail tenant, [&hellip
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Check Out Scurlock’s Plan & Renderings For Six Flags Site [VIDEO]

April 18, 2016 • New Orleans East, Public Development • 8319

Last week, several developers proposed new projects for the abandoned Six Flags site in New Orleans East. One proposal involved purchasing the land and rebuilding Jazzland, one involved using the scrap materials for playgrounds around New Orleans. A final proposal by business man Frank Scurlock involved a $120 million “Festival Theme Park, The Spirit of Louisiana.” The park [&hellip
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Developers Propose New Plans To Redevelop Six Flags Site

April 15, 2016 • New Orleans East, Public Development • 8497

On Tuesday (April 12), the New Orleans Industrial Development Board listened to pitches from a handful of developers on what they wanted to do with the abandoned Six Flags site in New Orleans East. Several proposals to redevelop the site have come forth in recent years, including one to resurrect Jazzland. All, however, have cratered [&hellip
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