About New Orleans' Warehouse District

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I moved back home and found the condo of my dreams! David helped me find a place close to work to rent and then helped me find the perfect place to buy!!! Excellent customer service, great personality, very responsive and highly professional. I'll be contacting him again to sell a rental property. Thanks David!!!!
AD- New Orleans, LA 12/15/2011

For all of you art lovers in the New Orleans area White Linen is just around the corner on August 6, 2011!! New Orleans Art District (NOAD) is celebrating is 15th anniversary of White Linen Night. It runs along Julia St in between the 300- 600 blocks. Lots of the art galleries will be open serving drinks and light food. There will be live music and bars set up through the streets, Its really a great time. I'm attaching a link for more information. Hope to see you there!
-David

http://www.neworleansartsdistrict.com/white-linen-night/

The Warehouse District, also known today as the New Orleans Arts District, was originally established as an industrial area in the 19th century to store coffee, produce & grains shipped through the Port of New Orleans. As commerce, trade, and industry practices evolved over time, the area's prosperity faded, and the once busy streets of the Warehouse District became very quiet.
In 1976 with the opening of the Contemporary Arts Center a 10,000-square-foot complex to house artwork, music, theater, and dance performances the transformation began. Many people saw much potential in this area with its over abundance of space from the old warehouses that artist began using these massive spaces to house and display art, open galleries and museums.
Today almost 30 art galleries, The World War II Museum, The Children's Museum, many restaurants and bars call the Warehouse District home. As far as residential the Warehouse District offers that urban feel with many converted lofts and industrial decor. Its a hip professional area just minutes from the CBD, French Quarter and garden District.

For more information about The Warehouse District or any other community in New Orleans please contact David Stewart at 985-710-1728 or dstewart.realestate@gmail.com.

New Orleans Warehouse District ! Old Buildings converted to other uses!

March 16, 2010
Eric

The New Orleans Warehouse District is always changing. The old buildings are constantly being converted to real estate of better use. This one looks like its getting ready for a new life as something else. Besides condos it could easily be commercial space for offices, retail, and whatever! I wonder what this building will become!!

Warehouse District in New Orleans, Center of Activity! One Quiet Night !!

The New Orleans Warehouse District is often a center of activity. This night it was very quiet. It was either late or everyone was at home. The Warehouse District is full of hotels, restaurants, bars, condos, apartments, museums, conventions, a casino, art galleries, offices, Super Dome, New Orleans Arena and various entertainment venues. There are a lot of things to do. It is a vibrant and growing neighborhood in the center of New Orleans.