New Orleans

New Orleans, the city that not so long ago had one of the biggest shortages of retail in the nation, just keeps adding retail options. From big-box retailers such as Walmart to affordable fashion icon H&M to luxury retailers, such as Tiffany’s, everybody seems to want to set up shop in the Big Easy

Northview Hotel Group, headquartered in Westport, CT has announced the purchase of the Queen and Crescent Hotel, a 196-key asset in the New Orleans CBD, located just outside the French Quarter.

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.

It seems that the lure of the New Orleans BioDistrict has attracted a new player to the New Orleans health care and biosciences market.

Louisiana-based Stirling Properties has celebrated the grand opening of Mid-City Market, an urban infill shopping center located on the corner of North Carrollton Avenue and Bienvielle Street in the historic New Orleans neighborhood of Mid-City.

The Big Easy now sports two more renovated green spaces: St. Roch Park and Mickey Markey Park, which recently reopened to the public after going through much-needed renovation work.

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