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New Orleans Real Estate
New Orleans Homes and New Orleans Condos in the metro New Orleans Real Estate Market. Relocating from far or near, Eric and Jack can get you the information you need on pricing, schools, commute times, appreciation, neighborhoods, types of homes and much more. Knowing all the metro areas is a learned skill that can make a difference in your home search. Eric Bouler and Jack Saux of Prudential Gardner |
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The goal of our New Orleans Real Estate Relocation Site is to inform you of the various towns, neighborhoods, and lifestyles of the New Orleans Real Estate Market. We will review the New Orleans condos in the hottest areas of the city. Lets start with New Orleans Uptown, Garden District, French Quarter, Old Metairie,Metairie, Kenner, Harahan, River Ridge, Destrehan, Mandeville, Covington, Slidell and the various subdivisions. We want to paint a picture of the market and give you the info you need to make an educated decision on a very large purchase. In the post-Katrina world in which we live, we have seen investors come from all over the nation to purchase property in the New Orleans area and enjoy the many tax advantages granted in Katrina-directed legislation. We have worked with several of these businessmen and look forward to hearing from you. |
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Our initial interest in the Warehouse District started off as a place to sell Warehouse District Condos. It has developed into an understanding of why it is becoming a hot real estate area. It's vibrant, it's old, it's trendy, and you are close to everything. You can walk to the French Quarter or you can ride the street car to Audubon Park. You can enjoy yourself for several days while not even using your car. The trasformations of former warehouses and office buildings make for a variety of housing not usually seen in the Southern United States. They are not called lofts here, but warehouse condos. These condos come in a variety of sizes, ages, styles, and, with the exception of the facades, many are almost new. |
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| The New Orleans Uptown-University condos vary in type, size, and style as determined by the distinct neighborhoods which make up the area. Most of the condos on St. Charles Avenue trace their origins to large homes, apartment complexes, and hotels dating from the 1950's. This yields a unique mix as you travel along the Avenue toward Audubon Park. The high cost of land reflected in the price of single family homes is the fuel that makes the condo market in this area hot! Variety and that neighborhood feel set this area apart. |
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| Condos in Metairie, Old Metairie, Kenner, Harahan, River Ridge will be much more affordable than those in New Orleans. The Condo fees are lower as are the taxes, 35% lower. The trend shows a decrease in price in the Metaire condos as the distance from the City increases. Apartment conversions are going to be the least expensive and generally have less character than new developments.The areas along Jefferson Highway and the Mississippi have some nice units but the supply is generally tight because of the easy drive to Uptown New Orleans, the CBD and Elmwoood Business Park.
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Important Note!
Eric and Jack work as buyers’ agents. That is to say, we highlight many properties on our web pages (both our listings and those of other agents) to provide a feel for available properties. This gives you a true picture of the marketplace.
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Eric Bouler & Jack Saux
Prudential Gardner
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