New Orleans Real Estate After Katrina

It has been a challenging couple of years here in Southavailable houses as close as they could get to their
Louisiana ... but today, the New Orleans area and thedevastated old communities.
entire Gulf Coast are roaring back to life as theThey are now enjoying the benefits of these
desirable, viable economies they've always been.communities such as great public schools and a
New Orleans real estate agents are up and running,beautiful natural environment.
ready to sell your home or find the new home youEasy Living In The Heart Of The Big Easy
want in the Greater New Orleans area, including all ofIf you want to live right in the heart of the city - or
the commuting areas: Orleans St. James, St. John, St.close enough to get to its heart in a heartbeat - an
Charles, St. Tammany and St. Bernard, Tangipahoa,experienced New Orleans real estate agent can find
Jefferson and Plaquemines Parishes.homes to meet your specifications, whether it's a
Good Living Just Outside New Orleans Properbeautiful rebuild or a house that escaped the flood.
Several neighboring Parishes named for Saints James,There's something for every taste and pocketbook.
John, Charles, Tammany and Bernard, are collectivelyFor instance ...
known as "The Saints" and offer delightful small townNothing says New Orleans! like the Vieux Carre, with
living within easy commuting distance of the city forits old world charm, famous Royal Street, right in the
sporting events, shopping, dining, sight-seeing orheart of the Old French Quarter.
working.Or how about elegance with a surprising - and
All of these areas experienced an explosion insomewhat edgy - back-story? Consider living in the
population and home ownership rates as a direct resultformer home of renowned author Anne Rice.
of Hurricane Katrina.The word "elegance" may have been coined to
After the storm, it was an unbelievable time for Newdescribe the Garden District - and if it wasn't, it
Orleans real estate. Thousands of families wereshould've been. This beautiful area is grand and
looking for new homes in the few undamagedcharming on historic St. Charles Avenue.
neighborhoods of New Orleans and in neighboringIf your lifestyle is less formal and more contemporary
Parishes.suburban, you might consider many of the houses that
Southeast Louisiana has never seen a housing boomare gutted and waiting for your personal renovation
such as this. These families were grabbing up alltalents to turn it into the home of your dreams.