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University of Southern Mississippi

Louisiana Commercial Realty Talks With University To Spur Innovaton

October 16, 2017
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| Office

Louisiana Commercial Realty and its sister company Mississippi Commercial Realty recently talked with the University of Southern Mississippi to explore helping new medical research companies

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New Orleans District Attorney

Civil Court Judge Sides With Louisiana Commercial Realty

October 5, 2017
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| Contracts

Civil District Court Judge Bruno listened to both attorneys then made some notes and concluded "I find Louisiana Commercial Realty testimony credible and find the defendant,

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The Shocking Reason Why The Unemployment Rate Dropped But More People Are Out Of Work

October 2, 2017
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| Price Trends

A plunging Louisiana unemployment rate to 5.2 percent means good times are back, right? Not so fast. Even through the low unemployment rate was promoted

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State of Georgia Talks To Louisiana Commercial About Office Leases

September 22, 2017
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| Leases, Price Trends

The state of Georgia is one of the most efficient managers of its 2,000 office leases, with only a staff of 10 people each managing a portfolio up

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So You Want To Build A Hotel In The New Orleans’ French Quarter….Not So Fast!

September 16, 2017
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| Demographics, Hotels

The hotel and restaurant industries are the driving forces of the New Orleans non-government economy, employing over 75,000 people according to the latest numbers from

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The 5 Things Every Real Estate Lease Should Have

September 12, 2017
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| Leases

Whether you rent office space, a warehouse, or a retail store, your lease probably has language that ties rent you pay to the Consumer Price Index. The

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FEMA Flood Maps

Now Do You Want To Know How To Read A Flood Map?

September 11, 2017
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| Flood Maps

Katrina, Harvey and Irma Increase Flood Insurance Awareness Normally when people ask if an area floods they are talking about heavy rains causing water to

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FEMA

Harvey Damage Estimates To Commercial Property Are In

September 2, 2017
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| Flood Maps

In addition to the loss of life, jobs, savings, and disrupted families, the victims of Hurricane Harvey will have to deal with the loss of

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Flooded by Harvey? Irma? Here’s What To Do Today & What Your First Day Cleaning Up Will Cost

August 28, 2017
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| Flood Maps

FEMA is on the ground now visiting damage by Hurricane Harvey and processing claims with aid per house up to $33,000 but each home FEMA

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3 Common Mistakes In Every Lease

August 27, 2017
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| Contracts, Leases

Whether you rent office space in Class A towers or a warehouse to store inventory or retail space for your coffee shop, your lease with the landlord probably

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Louisiana Commercial Realty Hired To Market Premier Medical Center In Hattiesburg

August 2, 2017
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| Leases, Office, Press, Retail

Louisiana Commercial Realty and its sister company, Mississippi Commercial Realty, were hired recently to market the only Class A medical office center in Hattiesburg, Mississippi,

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Louisiana Commercial Realty Ranked Among Top Real Estate Companies In Gulf South

August 1, 2017
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| Press

Louisiana Commercial Realty has been ranked among the top 100 commercial-only real estate brokers in the Gulf South area, including northwest Florida, Alabama, Mississippi and

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Louisiana Commercial Realty Helps Kids Git To Skool

July 27, 2017
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| Zoning

Sometimes we forget that behind the everyday tasks of waking up, getting dressed, eating breakfast, and just getting to school or work are people making alarm

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So You Need A Place To Park 20 School Buses: Not So Fast

May 26, 2017
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| Price Trends, Zoning

New Orleans contracts out all the transportation work including streetcars, city buses and public school buses to outside vendors, who are mostly from out of state,

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Louisiana Commercial Realty Hired To Market High Tech Class A Office Full Floor Space In CBD

May 25, 2017
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| Leases, Office

[caption id="attachment_4148" align="alignleft" width="796"] Start-ups 68% higher in New Orleans than national average[/caption]   For decades prior to 2005's Hurricane Katrina, new businesses fled New

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Louisiana Commercial Realty Hired To Sell Largest Office Property Near Ochsner Baptist

March 27, 2017
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| Office, Price Trends

After unsuccessful attempts by Latter & Blum, the largest commercial real estate firm in the south, to sell his property, the owner of the largest

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8 Things To Immediately Do When Your Property Has Code Violations

February 7, 2017
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| Zoning

With over 4,000 known blighted properties in New Orleans, and probably an additional 10,000 not yet declared blighted, city officials have recently discovered they can bring in

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CityBusiness Interviews Louisiana Commercial Realty For The Scoop On New Orleans’ Largest Apartment Development

January 31, 2017
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| Price Trends

Construction starts on $61M ‘Canal Crossing’ development downtown By: Andrew Valenti, Reporter, January 31, 2017 Construction has begun on a massive mixed-use development at the

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Why Tariffs Take Money Out Of Your Pocket

December 17, 2016
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| Demand & Supply, Price Trends

At first glance, imposing tariffs or quotas appear to be the perfect solution to get American industries back on track to prosperity, but the reality

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CityBusiness Interviews Louisiana Commercial on Tulane Avenue Development

October 12, 2016
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| Press

The recent sale of 2537 Tulane Avenue for $5.6 million set a record highest price for property closest to the new $2 billion hospital development,

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The Real Reason Nobody Wanted To Build A Hotel On The New $800 Million New Orleans Airport North Terminal

October 7, 2016
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| Demand & Supply, Hotels

The city's criteria for building a hotel on the New Orleans airport north terminal property will shock you. The hotel is part of the $800 million new

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Times Picayune | nola.com Interviews Louisiana Commercial Realty On Airport Hotel Development

October 4, 2016
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| Demand & Supply

The Times-Picayune first broke the story that no bidders stepped forward to lease 22,000 square feet of city land to build an 8-story, $17 million,

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CityBusiness Interviews Louisiana Commercial Realty on Airport Hotel Development

October 4, 2016
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| Hotels, Press

The largest development in the history of Jefferson Parish, and the one having the biggest impact on the future of New Orleans, is the development of the $807 million

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Lease 101-Why the CPI Adjustment Is The Most Important Language In A Lease Agreement

September 12, 2016
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| Contracts, Leases, Office, Retail

Whether you rent office space, a warehouse, or a retail store, your lease probably has language that ties rent you pay to the Consumer Price Index. The

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The Shocking Truth Why Blighted Houses Still Exist In New Orleans 11 Years After Katrina

September 11, 2016
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| Demand & Supply, Taxes, Zoning

The City Has A Process That Fosters Blighted Property It's not a conspiracy, but the result is the same: New Orleans still has thousands of

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Know What New Orleans’ Commercial Real Estate Is Worth: Retail, Industrial, Multifamily & Office Market Prices Today

August 14, 2016
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| Price Trends

With a 77% increase in price, the gold medal for New Orleans' commercial real estate goes to the apartment sector, far outpacing every other sector of

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Don’t Be Fooled By Commercial Real Estate Prices

August 12, 2016
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| Demand & Supply, Price Trends

Pricing commercial real estate is vastly different from other assets, such as stocks and bonds where thousands of buyers and sellers state openly their best

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The Hidden Penalty On All Who Love New Orleans

August 4, 2016
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| Demographics

New Orleans once was one of the largest cities in America- for over 140 years. Today it is an exciting place to live with an

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How To Value New Orleans Commercial Real Estate Using Cap Rate

July 29, 2016
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| Press, Price Trends

Money is made in commercial real estate by having the vision to create value where none before existing. Since prices are not transparent like stocks

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How Much Space Does Parking Steal From Your Real Estate

July 27, 2016
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| Zoning

You need parking for 75 people, but how do you convert this into useful information, such as square footage of land? A good rule of

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Parking Requirements For New Orleans Commercial Real Estate

June 10, 2016
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| Land, Office, Zoning

When you purchase commercial real estate, one of the top 5 things you need to know on day one should be the parking requirement. Parking requirements

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The Insanity of Real Estate Inspection Renegotiation

July 10, 2015
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| Price Trends

It's really smart to bring in experts when facing major decisions and a purchase of high value real estate is no exception; however, there is a widespread

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Will Louisiana’s Economy Decline Due To Oil’s Decline

July 3, 2015
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| Local Economy

Louisiana is second in the nation in refinery capacity and has 112,000 miles of pipeline carrying crude oil and natural gas, so will the collapse

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Are Movies Really An Economic Driver For Louisiana?

June 19, 2015
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| Demand & Supply, Local Economy

Louisiana first encouraged the movie industry to come here in 2002, when the legislature passed the Motion Picture Tax Credit Program, but it didn’t catch on

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Is 2 Years A Long Time To Lease Vacant Space?

June 12, 2015
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| Demand & Supply, Office, Price Trends

You might think taking 2 years to lease vacant office space is an outlier, an anomaly, or that something's just wrong: like a building sitting on

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Louisiana Commercial Realty Hired To Market Well Known Reilly Benton Warehouse

June 3, 2015
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| Industrial

It is a 100 year old well known historic-looking warehouse, steeped in the history of New Orleans as a port city, and the owners have recently

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How To Value Commercial Real Estate Using Cash Flow and Present Value

May 30, 2015
| No Comments
| Demand & Supply

The most popular method of appraising commercial real estate is not the most accurate. Usually we compare past sales of property and apply the price

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Today’s Prices For Every Type of Commercial Property In Louisiana and Mississippi

May 29, 2015
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| Demand & Supply, Industrial, Land, Multi-family, Office, Price Trends

Determining accurate prices for commercial real estate can be elusive. It's not what economist call a highly competitive market such as buying a stock or

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Today’s Prices For Every Type Of Commercial Real Estate In Louisiana

May 15, 2015
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| Demand & Supply, Price Trends

In this article we examine current market prices for every type commercial real estate in Louisiana. Louisiana Largest Sector On The Market For An Astounding

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CityBusiness Reports On Louisiana Commercial Realty Brokered Sale Of Tulane Property

April 30, 2015
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| Press

Vacant Tulane Avenue Hotel Sells By: Robin Shannon, CityBusiness Managing Editor April 9, 2015 A vacant hotel property that is among the largest pieces of

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The Best Month To Sell Your Home For The Highest Price Is…

April 30, 2015
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| Demand & Supply, Price Trends

The common belief that homes prices rise during the summer months because everyone wants to be settled in before school starts is true. The facts show

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Supply of Office Space For Sale Plummets

April 3, 2015
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| Demand & Supply

Over the last 4 years, available office space for sale in the New Orleans area has plummeted to one third of its previous supply, due to

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Louisiana Commercial Realty Completes Sale Of Tulane Avenue Vacant Hotel Property-To Be Repurposed As New Office/Retail

March 26, 2015
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| Local Economy, Office, Press, Price Trends, Retail

Fire Damaged America's Best Hotel Going Back Into Commerce As Office/Retail Center NEW ORLEANS, Louisiana. March 26, 2015 – Tulane Avenue is the most anticipated

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Three Big Mistakes In Pricing Commercial Real Estate

March 20, 2015
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| Demand & Supply, Price Trends

Valuing New Orleans commercial real estate accurately can be difficult at times, but using basic financial principles can help you calculate the market price with a higher level of

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Can Government Regulate Ethics & What Is The Law Regarding Emails

March 6, 2015
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| Price Trends

Last Wednesday, President Obama was the lead story on many television stations, proposing a new plan to eliminate "conflicts of interest" that investment advisors have

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How Developers Protect Our Wetlands While Putting Sites Back Into Commerce

February 26, 2015
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| Environmental Issues

Every year, on average, the Corps of Engineers allows 20,000 acres of wetlands to be impacted by developments but at the same time they require

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Louisiana Commercial Realty Hired To Market 16,000 SF Ellis Construction New Orleans Office

February 22, 2015
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| Office

Louisiana Commercial Realty announced today they were hired to market the 16,000 square foot two-story office building at 739 South Clark Street, near Tulane Avenue

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Amazing Technology To Help Businesses Select Successful New Locations

February 21, 2015
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| Demographics

Technology has taken a giant leap forward in the last few years by expanding the traditional tool of demographic research into an analysis of lifestyles

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Where Are New Orleans’ Jobs, Explosive Start-Ups & High Productivity

February 19, 2015
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| Demographics

Two out of three ain't bad. The percent of new business start-ups since Katrina has exploded, far outpacing the national average, but the population has

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Louisiana Commercial Realty Hired To Market GTE Financial Tract

February 17, 2015
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| Demand & Supply, Demographics

Louisiana Commercial Realty announced today they were hired to market the 69,000 square foot tract of land at 5550 Crowder Boulevard for GTE Financial. Robert

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Louisiana Commercial Realty

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Louisiana Commercial Realty, LLC President Robert Hand, MBA, CCIM, SIOR is highly qualified as an expert in commercial real estate. Best Canadian pharmacy online in Louisiana Licensed in Louisiana & Mississippi.

Phone: 504-289-8172
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Email:Robert@louisianacommercialrealty.com

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