New! Links to historic photos of the City of New Orleans.
Just added ! The historic Maison Hospitaliere parcels in the French Quarter:
1220 Dauphine Street, 17,382 sq ft of living area
822 Barracks Street, 10,689 sq ft of living area
1225 Bourbon Street, 4,475 sq ft of living area
1227 Bourbon Street, Victorian cottage with 1,411 sq ft living area
The Orleans Parish Board of Assessors has published a document outlining facts you need to know when buying property in New Orleans. Talbot Historic Properties has provided a copy for your convenience through this link:
Facts You Need to Know.
Additionally, small businesses and employers in the Gulf region receive a variety of tax
breaks and incentives under the recently-enacted GO Zone legislation (Gulf
Opportunity Zone Act of 2005). To find out more, follow this link: GO Zone legislation.
Below are links that can help returnees recover or salvage belongings, begin the cleanup process or find more information on the resources that are available:
Fema: Recovering from and coping with flood damaged property.
Environmental Protection Agency: Fact Sheet: Flood Cleanup - Avoiding indoor air quality problems.
Environmental Protection Agency: Indoor Air - Mold
CDC / NASD: Cleaning a flood-damaged home.
We'll post additional links as they become available.
Tracy Talbot
Broker
