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August 15, 2005

Picture this: Aerial images hit Web


Picture this: Aerial images hit Web
By Charlie Chapple St. Tammany bureau St. Davis said,'which should be a boost to real estate agents.'Police and firefighters can even hone in 911 telephone system hired a New Orleans company, DB Sysgraph, to head

Strategic Hotel Capital, Inc. Reports Second Quarter 2005 Financial Results
eliminating the effects of the Hyatt Regency New Orleans lease that was in existence prior to well located hotels with intrinsic real estate value in strengthening vibrant markets

Filling an empty big-box
By Shearon Roberts West Bank bureau The New Orleans area is home to about 25,000 people from eastern Asia. And for many, the West Bank is the heart of the Asian community. Don Randon Real Estate, which represents Wal-Mart and Sam's Club not only in locating new sites but in

High Occupancy
By Greg Thomas Real estate writer The apartment occupancy rate in the New Orleans metropolitan area, which According to the Greater New Orleans Multifamily report, which comes out

All roads lead to Wiggins
All roads lead to Wiggins The tidal wave of interest in Stone County real estate is being nurtured daily by more and more coastal residents seeking country-style breathing room 45 minutes from the Mississippi beaches. Mobile, Hattiesburg, Jackson, Gulfport-Biloxi and New Orleans. Our transportation is top

Capital One reports 30 percent jump
industry, as more people take advantage of the real estate boom and tap into home equity rather than of its pending acquisition of New Orleans-based bank Hibernia Corp.

Jeff to keep up film effort
of office space, will make its home in New Orleans and a swath of land in Gretna owned Dan Randon, president of the real estate firm that represents Marcello, said

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