Luxury Housing - New Orleans
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The Paramount Starts Pre-Leasing; Market-Rate French Quarter Apartments Announced
By Eliza Theiss, Associate Editor Yet another apartment project has been announced for New Orleans’ highly desirable historic downtown core, but unlike most French Quarter developments, this residential project will feature market-rate residences instead of luxury units, reports Canal Street Beat. The 89-unit development is helmed by French Quarter Apartments LP, an entity that consists [...]
14 September 2014 05:55 -
Former Assisted Living Center Becomes High-End Apartments
St. Anna’s, a 40,000-square-foot former assisted living center is set to be redeveloped into high-end apartments
31 May 2014 04:29 -
Stirling Properties Acquires 256-Unit Luxury Apartment Complex
Stirling Properties has announced the acquisition of Ansley Place, a 246-unit luxury apartment community located in Houma, LA.
07 April 2014 14:01 -
Starwood Announces Addition of Aloft Brand in CBD Adaptive-Reuse Project
Starwood Hotels & Resorts Worldwide, Inc. has announced it will be opening a 188-key Aloft hotel in the New Orleans Central Business District, converting a historic office building.
10 March 2014 21:07 -
Columbia Residential Opens $24M Luxury Seniors Housing
Heritage Senior Residences at Columbia Parc, one of the most highly anticipated projects in New Orleans has celebrated its grand opening in Gentilly, with the first residents expected to move in starting March 2014.
10 December 2013 09:54 -
125-Unit Luxury High-Rise Revived; Six Flags Back on the Market
New Orleans’ booming economy and growing population has revived a project first proposed in 2005: Traçage, a $55 million luxury project set to rise in the Warehouse District, at 711 Tchoupitoulas Street.
19 November 2013 05:21 -
WTC Headed Toward $190M Luxury Hotel, Apartment Redevelopment
The 670,000-square-foot World Trade Center in New Orleans is two steps away from kicking off an adaptive reuse project that would transform it into a mixed-use luxury hotel and upscale apartment development.
08 October 2013 20:38 -
Techno Bonanza in Mid-City Apartments
A curiously named new project is about to hit the New Orleans apartment market. Dubbed Mid City iLofts, the boutique apartment project has started leasing recently.
03 September 2013 14:35 -
New Orleans Tops List, as City Rebuilds
What was just a few years ago hard to even imagine, seems like the factual future now for the Crescent City: New Orleans has made it to the number one slot on a Forbes magazine list
01 July 2013 04:52 -
$1.2B Huey P. Long Bridge Widening to Usher in New Development in Greater New Orleans
One of the biggest and most ambitious projects in the Greater New Orleans area, as well as the State of Louisiana has now completed.
25 June 2013 13:28 -
$23M Film Studios for East NOLA; $1.6B Iberville Tremè Transformation Slowly Moves Along
Amid recent news and speculations regarding the future of New Orleans’ status as Hollywood South – namely Gov. Bobby Jindal’s recent proposal to decrease Louisiana’s film industry tax incentives - came some good news for local film production
21 May 2013 04:52 -
$70M Luxury Development Green-Lit by City Council
Following almost a year of negotiations and hammering out of details, the New Orleans city council has given its final approval to the development of 1031 Canal St., a 240-unit luxury mixed-use project.
01 October 2012 05:22 -
Stirling Properties Takes Over Summit Freamux
The long-delayed Summit Freamaux retail project in Slidell might finally be moving toward actual development
17 September 2012 04:50 -
South Market PILOT Approved
By Eliza Theiss, Associate Editor South Market District, one of the most ambitious private-sector projects since Hurricane Katrina, took a major step forward last week. The Industrial Development Board (IDB) of New Orleans gave its unanimous, albeit preliminary, approval for a payment in lieu of taxes financing package for the first development phase of the mixed-use [...]
27 August 2012 14:45 -
Luxury Apartments to Rise in Marigny
By Eliza Theiss, Associate Editor New Orleans is reaching for new residential heights. Or at least some of its developers are–like Sean Cummings. The notorious Crescent City developer recently presented plans for a 74-foot-tall apartment building before the New Orleans City Planning Commission and received approval to bring his plans before the city council, reported [...]
19 July 2012 04:14