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September 16, 2014 •
Magazine Street, Retail, Uptown •
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According to several listings, it looks like the owners of 3823 Magazine Street are looking to lease the 3,450 square foot property for $25 per square foot on a triple net basis. We found new architectural drawings filed with the city that show a completely renovated building into what looks like a high-end space for [&hellip
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September 12, 2014 •
Food & Beverage, Magazine Street, Renovation •
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This past April the owners of Sylvain Gastro Pub in the French Quarter closed on the former Duke Morgan Spa located at 3607 Magazine Street. At the time, they announced plans to open a concept called ” The Manor on Magazine” by the end of the year. Now thanks to permits filed with the city [&hellip
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September 12, 2014 •
Central Business District, Food & Beverage, News •
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While nothing official has been announced from Domain, it appears that Blaze Pizza is going to be one of the restaurants located on the first floor of The Paramount. A permit was filed last week with the city that seems to corroborate this: 611 Okeefe Ave, Unit C-9·Renovation (Non-Structural) Type: Renovation (Non-Structural) [&hellip
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September 10, 2014 •
Central Business District, Historic, Multi Family, Renovation, Residential •
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Last month a permit was applied for to convert two buildings at 326 and 330 Camp Street. The two buildings are actually interconnected and date back to the 1850s, one of them being the original headquarters for the Times Picayune Newspaper. Permit description: “Conversion of a vacant commercial building to a 9 unit [&hellip
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September 10, 2014 •
French Quarter, Multi Family •
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Word on the street is that a national developer that owns the former Maison Blanche annex at 939 Iberville St. have plans to redevelop the vacant building into an 89 unit apartment building. The Vieux Carrè Commission’s architectural board is reviewing the plans of the French Quarter Apartments Limited Partnership, which owns the property. The renovation would include [&hellip
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September 9, 2014 •
Acquisitions, Central Business District •
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New Orleans’ third tallest building, which has sat unused for a dozen years, has been sold. JSW Plaza Tower was sold last week to local developer Joe Jaeger Jr. through his company Alexandra Land and Development LLC, according to court records. The building has been unused since 2002 because of environmental problems such as toxic mold and asbestos. According [&hellip
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September 5, 2014 •
Central City, Economic Development, Food & Beverage •
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At the end of August, plans were submitted for a new food truck facility at 2000 Oretha Castle Haley Blvd. Owner/ Developer of the facility is the Good Work Network. Permit Description: Construct a “food court” (Fast food restaurants) as per plans: 6 vendor pod kitchens, 1 commercial kitchen, and a courtyard with outdoor [&hellip
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September 5, 2014 •
News •
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Dr. Tarun Jolly closed on the 32,600-square-foot downtown office building that he plans to use as the headquarters for his booming pharmaceutical and DNA testing company. The 4 story building at 301 St. Charles Ave. went back on the market in May after another deal fell through. Tarun will use the building for headquarters for Renaissance RX, Jolly’s toxicology [&hellip
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September 3, 2014 •
Acquisitions •
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Not even a month after its last acquisition, New Orleans real estate company Latter & Blum has expanded its footprint in Louisiana. Latter & Blum announced yesterday it acquired Houma-based Patterson Real Estate Agency. The deal expands Latter & Blum’s residential operations to 30 offices with more than 1,400 agents, extending its reach as the state’s [&hellip
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September 2, 2014 •
Architecture & Design, Commercial, Development, Historic, Mid-City, Renovation, Sports & Specialty •
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Earlier last month a permit application was filed for the property located at 636 N Broad Street. Below is a description of the project from the permit application: “Conversion of a historic warehouse into a small 4-screen movie theater. Building is on the national and state registry of historic landmarks.” Get The Gorilla [&hellip
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