Louisiana Commercial Realty Helps Sukho Thai Restaurant Find A Permanent Home
After a two year search for the perfect location, the owner of Sukho Thai restaurant finally found a permanent home, with some help from commercial
After a two year search for the perfect location, the owner of Sukho Thai restaurant finally found a permanent home, with some help from commercial
Louisiana Commercial Realty Report: Can Opportunity Arise from Tragedy? Unless you go back to the 1970s, New Orleans East has never been an economic
In 2020 it was reported that the vacant-since-Katrina 197 room Warwick Hotel at 1315 Gravier in New Orleans sold for $8 million, but like so
Wildebeests are 4 1/2 feet tall, weigh over 500 pounds and run 50 miles an hour, but some must die so that the lion can
In this article, we examine the permitted uses in various commercial real estate zoning districts for New Orleans including Orleans and Jefferson Parishes. Zoning uses
New Orleans commercial real estate developments don't happen without government help which ranges from New Market Tax Credits, Community Block Grants, Tax Exempt Financing, to
Entergy's abandoned Market Street power plant Since New Orleans is almost 300 years old, you'd expect some interesting stories behind its more prominent buildings, and the
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
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
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
The biggest surprise to most sellers of commercial property is that the average time to find a buyer is well over one year. For example,
Pricing Multi-Family commercial real estate in Louisiana is often difficult because the sector includes a wide range of types, from 100 year old plantation housing called
[caption id="attachment_3045" align="alignleft" width="313"] 1250 poydras front[/caption] The largest contiguous Class A office tower space available in New Orleans' Central Business District is being converted
Technology has taken a giant leap forward the last few years by expanding the traditional tool of demographic research into an analysis of lifestyles and
“A sum given by the buyer to the seller in connection with a contract to sell is regarded to be a deposit on account
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
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
Purchasing a Mortgage Note Is a Smart Strategy With Overpriced Real Estate Adjudicated properties are coming to market over the next few weeks, so now is
Commercial real estate valuation differs from stock and bond valuations because ral estate often has fewer buyers, only one seller, little comparable properties and location biases,
The new economic drivers of the New Orleans economy are not what you think. New Orleans transitioned from an oil based economy to a tourism
CityBusiness Named Robert Hand one of the Top 50 Financial Executives in New Orleans for 2012. "It's possible to spur redevelopment along a dilapidated
In this article we examine current market prices for every type commercial real estate in Louisiana. Louisiana Largest Sector On The Market For An
Even though large tracts of vacant land are scarce in New Orleans, it can be difficult to accurately value raw land. This article explains how sophisticated
New Orleans East is an area with seven times the national population growth rate and an estimated 100,000 people with median household income of $43,000
New Orleans Commercial Real Estate is a diversified market with seven different sectors, each sector is different in size. The table below shows the major sectors of
Research shows the available space in the Metairie office/warehouse market is the smallest of the six major areas of industrial space in the New Orleans
In the wake of Hurricane Katrina, many New Orleans companies discovered too late that a Business Continuity Plan ensures operations can continue in the event
If you operate a bar or music venue, you already realize the fire marshal can close down your business for a variety of reasons. For
The C-1, Commercial, Zoning Designation Means Different Permitted Uses In Orleans and Jefferson Parish You would think if a property in Orleans Parish has the
Definitions of FEMA Flood Zone Designations Flood zones are geographic areas that the FEMA has defined according to varying levels of flood risk. These zones are
Is Jack Welch right in his claim the 7.8% #unemployment numbers released on October 5 by the Bureau of Labor Statistics are suspect? The numbers
The total supply of commercial real estate for sale in New Orleans is approximately $726,000,000 with vacant land being the largest sector valued at almost $242
Commercial real estate in New Orleans is often valued incorrectly which can be a disaster, but it also creates opportunity: big money is made when
Louisiana will be exploding with growth over the next 5 years, considering the incentives offered for businesses. For example, there is a 25% tax credit
Kenner is like most zoning authorities in that they want to spell out in zoning ordinances exactly what is allowed, such as areas for blacksmithing,
Orleans Parish Commercial Real Estate The commercial real estate market in Orleans Parish is currently 3.1 million square feet for lease and 3.7 million square feet
Just out today is the Bureau of Economic Analysis report on GDP by MSA, showing last year the New Orleans-Metairie economy grew almost twice the
Tulane Avenue is transitioning from a mixture of businesses operating out of shotgun houses, outdated hotels, bars, auto repair shops and bail bondsmen to a neighborhood of new
The latest apartment to be developed near the new Tulane Avenue hospital is announced. Despite the fact that everyone knows about the billion dollar VA/LSU hospital complex, which is
The past few months have witnessed several large commercial real estate transactions in New Orleans, including hotels, retailers and warehouses, emphasizing that New Orleans is
Drugs are a big money business. Especially legal drug stores like Walgreens. Who else could justify paying $94 per square foot for land and a beautiful
New Orleans commercial real estate depends on a thriving national economy. We just experienced, in 2008, the worst recession in history, and New Orleans managed
The millionaire matchmaker hit New Orleans commercial real estate recently with these big money transactions for banks, shopping centers and hotels. Examining commercial real estate
The third estimate for how fast the economy grew last quarter is out, and the answer is 4/10 of one percent. Real gross domestic product
Commercial real estate is known for high value transactions, and New Orleans has its share of movers and shakers looking to put commercial property to its
Commercial real estate activity in New Orleans cooled down in the first quarter of 2013, after a heated 4th quarter in 2012 when buyers hurried
If revenues are any sign of economic health, the economy is in the best shape in years. For the 12 months ending 2012, revenues from
New Orleans' CityBusiness magazine interviews Robert Hand, President, Louisiana Commercial Realty, on New Orleans' commercial real estate. New trends show there is some speculation in buying of
New Orleans' Industrial real estate supply is up, lease prices are up but sale prices are down. In the industrial sector so far in the
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