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Updated Renderings For Baker’s Row Condos At Hubig’s Pie Site [We’ve Got Pics]

April 27, 2015 • Condos, Development, Marigny • 6782

Las week, the City Planning Commission officially approved a conditional use request for the $3.2 million development at 2413-2417 Dauphine St. Development group MK Red plans to turn the former Hubig’s Pie site into 8 condos. The project will have 8 units, average 1,500 square feet each, and feature private courtyards and balconies, off street parking, a 40 foot [&hellip
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New Orleans BioInnovation Center Wins Sustainable Design and Building Performance Award

April 24, 2015 • Architecture & Design, Awards & Recognition, BioDistrict • 6410

The New Orleans BioInnovation Center (NOBIC) has been awarded by the American Institute of Architects’ (AIA) Committee on the Environment (COTE) as one of the Top Ten Green Projects this year. NOBIC is a four-story, 65,000 square foot building–designed by Eskew+Dumez+Ripple– that houses a business innovation center and biotechnology laboratories. The Top Ten Green Projects [&hellip
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ULI’s Got A New Panel: Green Leasing & The Benefits of Greening Commercial Real Estate

April 23, 2015 • Conference • 4530

The ULI’s Louisiana chapter, along with the USGBC are hosting what looks like a pretty cool panel on green leasing and the benefits of green commercial real estate on April 29, 2015. ULI is known for its great events like the tour of the new Gallier Court Apartments and the first look at the new Old [&hellip
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Chalmette Mall Acquired in $13M Deal

April 22, 2015 • Acquisitions, Retail • 4740

Real estate investment group Chalmette Management, LP has acquired”The Mall” shopping center in Chalmette located at 8700 West Judge Perez Dr for $13,000,000 according to our friends at Biz New Orleans. The Mall has three separate buildings totaling roughly 135,000 rentable square feet and 673 parking spots. The property generates a net operating income of $1,223,800 according to [&hellip
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WWII Museum Gets $3MM Pedestrian Walkway Over Street

April 20, 2015 • News • 5293

The pedestrian bridge to connect the two parts of the National World War II Museum announced back in 2013 has finally moved forward, with crews beginning the installation over the weekend. A $2 million building permit was filed with the the city back in 2013, with Voorhees Architecture of New York and Mathes Brierre Architects of New [&hellip
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Baker’s Row Condos At Hubig’s Pie Marigny Site Move Forward

April 17, 2015 • News • 7050

We broke the news 6 weeks ago that development group MK Red plans to turn the former Hubig’s Pie site into 8 condos. This week the City Planning Commission officially approved a conditional use request for the $3.2 million development at 2413-2417 Dauphine St. You can check out the latest renderings and designs for the project here. Developers [&hellip
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These Students Just Won $50,000 For Their Mid-City Redevelopment Plan

April 16, 2015 • Mid-City, Zoning and Land Use • 4220

The University of Maryland team has taken top honors in the Urban Land Institute’s 2015 Hines Competition with its winning plan to transform the Tulane/Gravier and Iberville neighborhoods into a thriving urban neighborhood. The Maryland team beat out two teams from Harvard and a joint team representing the University of Wisconsin–Milwaukee and the University of Wisconsin–Madison. As the [&hellip
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Brand New Blaze Pizza Opening and Offering Free Pizzas on Friday

April 15, 2015 • Central Business District, Commercial, Food & Beverage • 6664

Blaze Pizza is opening its first Louisiana location in the Paramount at South Market District. The team, along with city councilmembers and Executive Chef Bradford Kent, will celebrate at a ribbon cutting ceremony tomorrow, April 16 at 10:15 am. The restaurant will officially open at 10:30 am to the public. “We’re excited to introduce Blaze [&hellip
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Prices and Demand For Downtown Living Continue To Rise

April 15, 2015 • Central Business District, Condos, Mid-City, Warehouse District • 4495

More and more people are moving downtown to live, and along with that increased demand, prices continue to rise. Among the many projects under way that are adding to the hosing stock include the $200 million South Market District with 600 units, the $20 million 100 Elk Place with 100 units, the luxury condos at 625 [&hellip
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Second Line Brewing to Open 12,000 Square Foot Mid-City Brewhouse This Summer

April 13, 2015 • Mid-City • 11702

Second Line Brewing is gearing up to begin brewing craft beer this summer in a 12,000 square foot Mid-City warehouse. Founder Mark Logan began his career as a polymer chemist and eventually went back to school and became a physician assistant. During a recent stint in Alaska, Logan and his wife fell in love with [&hellip
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