July 2014 – Louisiana Commercial Realty

Where Are The Industrial Zoning Areas In New Orleans Commercial Real Estate?

July 31, 2014

If you are looking for industrial zoned property in Orleans Parish, there are only five areas from which to choose. That's because every one of

New Orleans Commercial Real Estate: Holds 10% Of World’s Metal Supply

July 30, 2014

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| Demand & Supply

New Orleans Among Few Cities Approved For Warehousing Metals New Orleans is one of only 37 cities in the world approved by the London Metals

There Will Be No Medical Office Buildings Constructed On Tulane Avenue

July 28, 2014

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| Demand & Supply, Local Economy

Even though there is much anticipation of spin-off commercial real estate development surrounding the new Veterans Administration and LSU hospitals on Tulane Avenue in New

Office Market Trend In New Orleans

July 24, 2014

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| Local Economy, Price Trends

The supply of office properties for lease in Orleans Parish has grown over 8.85% annually the last three years, with 1.9 million square feet in

Times Picayune Interviews Louisiana Commercial Realty On Value Of Large Land Tract In New Orleans

July 22, 2014

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| Land, Press

Abutting the Lincoln Manor subdivision, near a shopping mall that Kenner officials hope will thrive, sits a 25-acre tract of commercial property that once was coveted by

Louisiana Real Estate Agent and Appraiser Industry-What The Numbers Tell Us

July 18, 2014

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| Demographics, Local Economy

Until this report, there has not been an analysis of the real estate agents and the appraisers in Louisiana. This report provides a snapshot of

Using the Latest Technology to Find Great Locations For Your Business

July 17, 2014

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| Demographics

This presentation discusses using the latest technology to help you select a great location for a business. You won’t believe the things businesses know about

Building Class Definitions For New Orleans Commercial Real Estate

July 15, 2014

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| Zoning

New Orleans is almost 300 years old, so classifying and describing commercial real estate can be tricky. That's because New Orleans has 100 year old buildings

Analysis of the Class A and B Office Market in New Orleans and Metairie

July 10, 2014

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| Demand & Supply, Office

While the average occupancy of Class A office space in Metairie is 94% and in New Orleans CBD is 88%, why are tenants leaving Metairie to

Louisiana Commercial Realty

Month: July 2014

Where Are The Industrial Zoning Areas In New Orleans Commercial Real Estate?

New Orleans Commercial Real Estate: Holds 10% Of World’s Metal Supply

There Will Be No Medical Office Buildings Constructed On Tulane Avenue

Office Market Trend In New Orleans

Times Picayune Interviews Louisiana Commercial Realty On Value Of Large Land Tract In New Orleans

Louisiana Real Estate Agent and Appraiser Industry-What The Numbers Tell Us

Using the Latest Technology to Find Great Locations For Your Business

Building Class Definitions For New Orleans Commercial Real Estate

Analysis of the Class A and B Office Market in New Orleans and Metairie

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