The Times-Picayune reports that the Reliance Housing Foundation, a nonprofit affordable-housing developer, recently closed on former La Salle Hotel. The four-story building at 1113 Canal St. shares a roofline and a facade with the Saenger Theater and will be brought back into commerce along with the theater which is supposed to reopen in June, 2013…. Read More about Keith Adler Helps Bring Blighted Structure Back into Commerce
This former grocery store sits on 5.5 paved acres fronts on West Judge Perez Drive and has access to St Bernard Highway in Arabi. This is a unique opportunity to control an adaptive reuse property that could be warehouse, retail, auto storage, etc. within 6 miles of downtown New Orleans. The property is… Read More about 58,555 sf Versatile Property in Arabi Available
The Feil Organization announces the expansion and long term lease renewal of Hub International in 3510 N. Causeway Blvd in Metairie, Louisiana, a suburb of New Orleans. Hub previously occupied one (1) full floor in the building containing approximately 18,000 square feet and they expanded to two (2) full floors containing a total of over… Read More about Hub International Signs Long Term Lease Renewal and Expansion in Causeway Plaza
Austin Lavin is listing an office and warehouse building containing approximately 6,265 square feet of office space and 2,600 square feet of warehouse space for sale. The building is located on a quiet cul-de-sac near the intersection of Manhattan Blvd. and 8th St. in Harvey, Louisiana. The office space has been updated by current owner/operator… Read More about West Bank Office / Warehouse for Sale
NOLA Food Trucks recently featured Corporate Realty’s “Taking it to the Streets” Campaign on their blog which covers food trucks, carts, stands, festival and market vendors, and otherwise street eats and lesser know dining in New Orleans, Louisiana. NOLA Food Trucks posted, “Interested in trying to cook some of your favorite local food truck dishes at… Read More about NOLA Food Trucks Features Corporate Realty’s “Taking it to the Streets” Campaign