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By Eric Bouler, Listening to your Needs
( Gardner Realtors, Licensed in La.)
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The Lower Garden DistrictNew Orleans 70130          Once you go under the Mississippi River Expressway you are in the Lower Garden District. A truly historic neighborhood established between 1820 and 1840. At that time is was like living in the country.        The Lower Garden District extends to Jackson Avenue between St. Charles Avenue and the Miss. River. Lots of current activity in the real estate world.       The Lower Garden District area is a short walk to Magazine Street Shops and Eats. Great area to walk and window shop.         There are quite a few condo complexes in the area. They are going to be small complexes as most were converted from apartment buildings and old homes. It's is great area to look and see what a historic neighborhood it is.       I have sold many in the a...
By Eric Bouler, Listening to your Needs
( Gardner Realtors, Licensed in La.)
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French Quarter Condos and Balconies       French Quarter Balconies are one of the most sought out features of condos in the New Orleans French Quarter Condo Market.  The numbers do not show up in the square footage prices but they are worth thousands of dollars.  Its the feel and views to have a street balcony that tops the list. There are 2 types of balconies...The Gallery and a standard balcony. Many times they are just grouped togeather.       A Gallery is connected to the ground which allows them to be larger and have roofs. They are supported by columns and can be as high as three stories. Just open your window and hop out. Most condo units that face the street do not have doors to get out. Just crawl out the window.  Many of the interior balconies do have french doors to exit tha...
By Eric Bouler, Listening to your Needs
( Gardner Realtors, Licensed in La.)
Comments 1
The French Quarter Views Streets, Unique Shops and Window Shopping       One of the reasons owning a second home in the French Quarter is there is always so muc to see and do. The activities change monthly. In addition to Christmas, New Years, Mardi Gras, French Quarter Fest, Jazz Fest, Conventions, Saints Football games you just have a lot to see.       Just walking the streets looking into shops and windows is totally different than where people make their first home.  They the second homers come to have fun and have a good time. Just park the car and walk for a weekend or weeks and you never get to see it all.     French Quarter Window Shopping   It's Fun and it Free...Window Shopping leading to Carinval Window Shopping for Art Work, Colorful and Bright  Lots of Unique Clothes, "Hon...
By Eric Bouler, Listening to your Needs
( Gardner Realtors, Licensed in La.)
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French Quarter Condos           The French Quarter is going to have a large variety of condos that will vary in size, style and age. This page will give you a variety and feel for many of the condos that I see. I will be adding to this page going forward since there are so many small associations.        The vast majority of condos in the French Quarter will be used as second homes.  From the map below you can see that the Quarter is just not that large but there are a lot of properties as we review the condo associations.       Most of the condo associations are small complexes of eight or less. Many will have small courtyards which cannot be seen from the street. Parking will not come with the majority of condos.         The New Orleans French Quarter is unique in so many respects an...
By Eric Bouler, Listening to your Needs
( Gardner Realtors, Licensed in La.)
Comments 5
Pier Eight Condos318 Lake Marina DriveNew Orleans Lake frontNew Orleans,70124       The 77 condos on Lake Marina Drive are across the street from the marina.  The condos have 3 stories with ample parking for guests and owners. The condos are one and two bedroom units ranging from 800-1140 sq. ft. of living. Elevators and many stairs to all the units.      Enjoy the swimming pool, courtyard, sun deck,and all the green space in front of the complex. Its an easy walk to restaurants,coffee shops, supermarkets, West End Park, Lake Pontchartrain.     Many of the units have been updated over time as this complex was built in the 1970's. Prices are moderate. Its easy to get down to the French Quarter, City Park, Downtown in under 15 minutes on a busy day.     Many of the units have small Balcon...
By Eric Bouler, Listening to your Needs
( Gardner Realtors, Licensed in La.)
Comments 1
Neighborhood Condos in New OrleansGarden District and Uptown Areas         One of my favorite type of New Orleans condo is what I call a "neighborhood Condo" that is generally historic in nature and just fits inot the neighborhood.  At one time most of these were double or four plexes in neighborhoods.  Some are going to be large homes that were once transformed into rentals and later into condos.     On this pages will be a number of examples of what I am talking about. Most of these will be between Magazine and St. Charles with a few on the other side of St. Charles. They are not easily found unless you walk the neighborhoods and know people who live there.     One thing they all have is common is that they are within walking distance of so many things. These are all going to be close...
By Eric Bouler, Listening to your Needs
( Gardner Realtors, Licensed in La.)
Comments 4
New Orleans Uptown, The Neighborhood     Once you leave the Garden District in New Orleans you are in Uptown. You can see on the Real Estate Map below what real estate agents call Uptown.       Uptown New Orleans Scenes, Lots of Walking Availaible The St. Charles Avenue Streetcar runs Through Uptown New Orleans The Magazine Street Merchants in Uptown New Orleans Historic Uptown New Orleans Cottages So Many Colorful Uptown Homes in New Orleans Colorful Homes in Uptown New Orleans New Orleans Historic Mansions on St. Charles Ave. New Homes in Uptown built to look and feel historic Four Plex on General Pershing turned into "neighborhood condos" 3915 St. Charles Avenue, Apartments turned into Uptown Condos Old 1920's Apartment Houses converted into Condos Neighborhood Bed and Breakfast in ...
By Eric Bouler, Listening to your Needs
( Gardner Realtors, Licensed in La.)
Comments 3
New Orleans Warehouse District WalkNew Orleans, La. 70130    One of the most interesting and fun things about the Warehouse District in New Orleans is that it a very walkable place. This makes it fun for people who have second homes here and great for people who live in the area full time. There are lots of things to see and do within walking distance.    I will take you on this walk which is an easy 12 blocks to Canal Street and the French Quarter. So many things to do along the way. The Federal Fibre Mill Condos are on the edge of Warehouse DistrictMonument in Memory of Hurricane Katrina The New Orleans Convention Center, Center of Hotels and Tourist Many Hotels in Warehouse District, Omni Hotel Convention Center Blvd Riverwalk Outlet Mall on the Mississippi, Cruise Ships Dock WeeklyH...
By Eric Bouler, Listening to your Needs
( Gardner Realtors, Licensed in La.)
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Condos in the Fauborg Marigny Neighborhood       Once you cross the neutral ground on Esplanade Avenue and leave the French Quarter you are in the Marigny neighborhood of New Orleans.  Many of the condos in the Marigny are going to be on Esplanade down river from the French Quarter.       There are going to be few large complexes.  The condo associations are going to be smaller and fit into the neighborhood.     1029 Esplanade Avenue Condos   Condos on Burgundy Street in Marigny 822 Touro Street Condos
By Eric Bouler, Listening to your Needs
( Gardner Realtors, Licensed in La.)
Comments 4
The Lower Garden DistrictNew Orleans 70130          Once you go under the Mississippi River Expressway you are in the Lower Garden District. A truly historic neighborhood established between 1820 and 1840. At that time is was like living in the country.        The Lower Garden District extends to Jackson Avenue between St. Charles Avenue and the Miss. River. Lots of current activity in the real estate world.       The Lower Garden District area is a short walk to Magazine Street Shops and Eats. Great area to walk and window shop.         There are quite a few condo complexes in the area. They are going to be small complexes as most were converted from apartment buildings and old homes. It's is great area to look and see what a historic neighborhood it is.       I have sold many in the a...
By Eric Bouler, Listening to your Needs
( Gardner Realtors, Licensed in La.)
Comments 4
Condos in the Fauborg Marigny Neighborhood       Once you cross the neutral ground on Esplanade Avenue and leave the French Quarter you are in the Marigny neighborhood of New Orleans.  Many of the condos in the Marigny are going to be on Esplanade down river from the French Quarter.       There are going to be few large complexes.  The condo associations are going to be smaller and fit into the neighborhood.     1029 Esplanade Avenue Condos   Condos on Burgundy Street in Marigny 822 Touro Street Condos
By Eric Bouler, Listening to your Needs
( Gardner Realtors, Licensed in La.)
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Warehouse District Streets             Knowing the Neighborhood                    I have sold over 100 Condos in this Area.     Historic Townhomes on Julia StreetCatch the Streetcar on St. Charles AvenueFulton Street in New Orleans,Walk Eat and DrinkMusic At Lafayette Square
By Eric Bouler, Listening to your Needs
( Gardner Realtors, Licensed in La.)
Comments 1
Warehouse District StreetsKnowing the Neighborhood I have sold over 100 condos in this Neighborhood  Historic Townhomes on Julia StreetCatch the Streetcar on St. Charles AvenueFulton Street in New Orleans,Walk Eat and DrinkMusic At Lafayette Square
By Eric Bouler, Listening to your Needs
( Gardner Realtors, Licensed in La.)
Comments 1
The Byater Neighborhood of New Orleans               The Bywater is that area between St. Claude Avenue and the Mississippi River. It runs from Franklin Avenue to the Industrial Canal near Poland Avenue.  Its an up and coming neighborhood with a lot of renovations and a demand area. The majority of condos in the area are going to be parts of doubles or buildings a little larger but few complexes.       Lets view the neighborhood and see what the homes and streets look like. The best way for me to do that is do that thru photos of the Bywater Neighborhood. View of the Bywater Neighborhood at Sunrise from the French Quarter.  Its not that far away. Bridge to the Crescent Park that runs along the Mississippi River in Bywater Neighborhood of New Orleans.     View of Downtown New Orleans fr...
By Eric Bouler, Listening to your Needs
( Gardner Realtors, Licensed in La.)
Comments 5
Neighborhood Condos in New OrleansGarden District and Uptown Areas         One of my favorite type of New Orleans condo is what I call a "neighborhood Condo" that is generally historic in nature and just fits inot the neighborhood.  At one time most of these were double or four plexes in neighborhoods.  Some are going to be large homes that were once transformed into rentals and later into condos.     On this pages will be a number of examples of what I am talking about. Most of these will be between Magazine and St. Charles with a few on the other side of St. Charles. They are not easily found unless you walk the neighborhoods and know people who live there.     One thing they all have is common is that they are within walking distance of so many things. These are all going to be close...
By Eric Bouler, Listening to your Needs
( Gardner Realtors, Licensed in La.)
Comments 4
Walk to the French QuarterIt's an Easy WalkFrom Warehouse District      It is an easy walk from almost any area in the Warehouse District to the next neighborhood down river, The French Quarter. The French Quarter starts one block from Canal Street. One of the nicest walks is to walk to the Convention Center then to the Outlet Mall along the Mississippi River.      Walking is free and good for your health. That is one of the reasons these areas make great places for second homes. Turn the TV off and go for a walk down the Riverwalk and Waldenberg Park to the French Quarter. Always something new to see, eat and drink. Take the River Front Streetcar Line if You Ain't WalkingSpanish Plaza by the Outlet Collection At RiverwalkThe Audubon AquariumJax Brewery Shopping and CondosRiver Traffic ...
By NextGen Leads
(NextGen Leads)
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6060 Argonne Boulevard New Orleans LA 70124 Search current inventory of Homes for Sale in New Orleans LA  Listing Details Home For Sale in New Orleans LA6060 Argonne Boulevard New Orleans LA 70124 Price: $475,000MLS number: 2291178Bedrooms: 4Bathrooms: 3Square Feet: 2,237Lot Size: 50 X 122Year Built: 2009Listing Office:: The CD Group | Keller Williams Realty   Call Gino Loiacono at 504-862-0100 to see if this property is still available and arrange a showing or for information about How to sell a home in New Orleans LA Beautifully Renovated Ranch HomePrimary Bedroom w/Private Bath & Walk-In Closet, Bed/Office, Full Bath & Laundry/Mudroom complete the main level! Camelback Addition w/2 Beds & Jack-N-Jill Bath!  Amazing Open Floor PlanClick here to see additional images of this home for s...
By Eric Bouler, Listening to your Needs
( Gardner Realtors, Licensed in La.)
Comments 8
The Bywater Neighborhood of New Orleans Historic and Colorful Bywater Homes      The Bywater Neighborhood runs along the Mississippi River From the railroad tracks on Press Street to the Industrial Canal. The St. Claude Avenue to the Mississippi River is the other boundary. When I was in high school the area was known as the Upper Ninth Ward. The local telephone exchange was known as Bwater and was changed to the Bywater.        The area has become to be a home for many artistic people. Its an easy bike ride, walk or jog to the French Quarter. The area is an historic district so home have to match the historic neighborhood. The new ones and those that have been remodeled are required to be historic in design to fit the neighborhood.     At one time the area was home to people that work...
By Eric Bouler, Listening to your Needs
( Gardner Realtors, Licensed in La.)
Comments 1
The Ambrose Condos1111-1113 Second Street2415 Magazine StreetGarden District Condos  The Condos on the Corner of Second and Magazine StreetHistoric Town Home Building over 100 years old to CondosParking is between and behind the Magazine Street BuildingThe newer of the two building is on Magazine Street...2415 Magazine Street Front doorEach Building has front doors for many of the units, Just Walk Out      This complex is unique in that the developer took an historic town home and turned it into condos on the corner of Second Street and Magazine. He then built a new building next door with parking in the rear. Both building fit perfectly into the historic Garden District Neighborhood.     The 12 units are larger than most in the neighborhoods. The 1111-1113 are more historic in nature a...
By Eric Bouler, Listening to your Needs
( Gardner Realtors, Licensed in La.)
Comments 2
               Coliseum Square in New Orleans                                                    Coliseum Square Condos                     " Neighborhood Condos"      The Coliseum Square Neighborhood is just several blocks from the Warehouse District. This is a very historic area located between St. Charles Avenue and Magazine Street. The area was designed in about 1820 when 5 plantations were divided up.       Among the many historic homes you will find a number of condo associations that were created from homes and small apartment complexes. Most all are historic in nature. I call these "Neighborhood Condo" as you can walk and park easily.       I have sold over 12 in this area over the past five years. As the Warehouse District prices have risen I began to take people to this neighb...
By Eric Bouler, Listening to your Needs
( Gardner Realtors, Licensed in La.)
Comments 3
The New Orleans Warehouse District Many , Many Eats and Drinks All the Hotels Have Bars and Eats       The Area has many many places to meet,eat and drink as it has so many destinations and so many conventions. I will highlight the various places around the New Orleans Warehouse District. I can try them out to get a better feel as time moves forward.      I have sold over 80 condos in this neighborhood since 2004 when it became large and so many conversions were made to condos from Warehouses. Ernst Cafe and Bar at Holidays, Lafayette and Fulton StreetsRuth's Chris Steak House on Fulton StreetLucy's Surfers Bar and Grill, Great Local SpotLucy's Service is always FriendlyManning's Sports Bar on Fulton StreetEating OUtside on Cool Nights, St. Charles AvenueResteraunt August in New Orleans
By Eric Bouler, Listening to your Needs
( Gardner Realtors, Licensed in La.)
Comments 3
1020 Esplanade Avenue CondosFrench Quarter CondosFormally "Italian Hall"       The 1020 Esplande Condos that has 24 units spread over 3 floors in the main building and more surrounding the courtyard.  This was once an Italian Hall for Italian immigrants that settled in this area of town. Converted to condos in the 1990's.      A couple of thing separates this condo complex from many in the French Quarter. The units have parking in a gated lot about 100ft. from the back door on Baracks and N. Rampart. The nicest feature is the large common area that has a pool, fountain, open space,an outdoor kitchen and that tropical feel.       Many of  the units are of different floor plans and sizes. Some have balconies, great views, no views, patios, one bedrooms, two bedrooms and three bedrooms. So...

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