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Neighborhoods in Louisiana

  • Violet

    Violet

    The suburban community of Violet is about 8 miles from the city limits of New Orleans . But Violet's quiet subdivisions feel far from the buzz of the Big Easy. “When somebody’s moving to the area, New Orleans is not primarily the spot they want to be in. The draw is not the city; it’s the suburbs of the city,” says Wendy Englande, a Realtor with Century

    • Average Value

      $167K

    • List Price

      $59K - $423K

    • For Sale

      Homes For Sale

      20 Listings

    Violet
  • Rayne

    Rayne

    • Average Value

      $164K

    • List Price

      $40K - $436K

    • For Sale

      Homes For Sale

      19 Listings

    Rayne
  • Marksville

    Marksville

    On a calm day in 1947, it rained fish in Marksville. The bass and sunfish that fell onto the small central Louisiana town were cold and fit for human consumption, according to a contemporary report, which also explained the fish were likely drawn up into the atmosphere by small tornadoes the previous day. For many locals of faith, the rain of fish

    • Average Value

      $162K

    • List Price

      $30K - $581K

    • For Sale

      Homes For Sale

      22 Listings

    Marksville
  • Ferriday

    Ferriday

    • Average Value

      $161K

    • List Price

      $68K - $183K

    • For Sale

      Homes For Sale

      6 Listings

    Ferriday
  • DeQuincy

    DeQuincy

    The community of DeQuincy is where people can spread out and relax in Calcasieu Parish. "It's a great little town for people to raise a family," says Realtor Mark Fontenot with NextHome New Phase Realty. "It's also close to different parks and towns, so you can enjoy a lot of what southwest Louisiana has to offer." DeQuincy is an older area that

    • Average Value

      $160K

    • List Price

      $36K - $600K

    • For Sale

      Homes For Sale

      35 Listings

    DeQuincy
  • Arcadia

    Arcadia

    • Average Value

      $156K

    • List Price

      $48K - $384K

    • For Sale

      Homes For Sale

      7 Listings

    Arcadia
  • Patterson

    Patterson

    Patterson is a small town on the banks of southern Louisiana’s Bayou Teche, about 20 miles north of the Gulf of Mexico. The St. Mary Parish community has roots in the lumber and aviation industries. It was once known as the “sawmill capital of the world,” as it was home to the F.B. Williams Cypress Company, which had the globe’s largest cypress

    • Average Value

      $156K

    • List Price

      $65K - $865K

    • For Sale

      Homes For Sale

      15 Listings

    Patterson
  • Jackson

    Jackson

    Jackson takes it easy. The town of more than 3,500 people has a few shops and restaurants, and there are green spaces within a few miles. To many residents, the essentials are all they need, because the town is a place to escape from the rest of the world. “There’s no stress here, because there’s no reason to be stressed out,” says Linda Karam,

    • Average Value

      $157K

    • List Price

      $65K - $320K

    • For Sale

      Homes For Sale

      3 Listings

    Jackson
  • Leesville

    Leesville

    • Average Value

      $154K

    • List Price

      $81K - $450K

    • For Sale

      Homes For Sale

      74 Listings

    Leesville
  • Poydras

    Poydras

    In the late 18th century, Poydras was a center for immigrants from the Canary Islands, known as Islenos. Today, the community is connected to its history through popular events at the nearby Los Islenos Museum Complex. However, the area’s character has changed from colonial times. What was once a farming hub is now a suburb in St. Bernard Parish,

    • Average Value

      $154K

    • List Price

      $87K - $369K

    • For Sale

      Homes For Sale

      2 Listings

    Poydras
  • Vinton

    Vinton

    • Average Value

      $152K

    • List Price

      $39K - $363K

    • For Sale

      Homes For Sale

      18 Listings

    Vinton
  • Winnfield

    Winnfield

    The small town of Winnfield was originally a prominent salt producer during the Civil War. Today, the community is known as “Home of Three Governors” for producing three of Louisiana’s political leaders and serves as the active seat of Winn Parish. Its location between dense, expansive patches of the Kisatchie National Forest removes the community

    • Average Value

      $150K

    • List Price

      $35K - $1.7M

    • For Sale

      Homes For Sale

      14 Listings

    Winnfield
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    Morgan City

    Morgan City, LA, sits along the Atchafalaya River in South Louisiana. The city hosts the annual Shrimp and Petroleum Festival and is centrally located between larger urban areas. Lake End Park offers waterfront recreation.

    • Average Value

      $146K

    • List Price

      $40K - $591K

    • For Sale

      Homes For Sale

      59 Listings

    Morgan City
  • Church Point

    Church Point

    • Average Value

      $133K

    • List Price

      $59K - $298K

    • For Sale

      Homes For Sale

      10 Listings

    Church Point
  • Lake Arthur

    Lake Arthur

    Lake Arthur is a traditional south Louisiana destination in the heart of Cajun Country. Residents enjoy slow-paced, waterfront living in this town of about 2,500 along the lake with which it shares a name. The small town hasn’t changed much over the years, even with the addition of a few more businesses along Louisiana 26, which connects the

    • Average Value

      $134K

    • List Price

      $30K - $537K

    • For Sale

      Homes For Sale

      8 Listings

    Lake Arthur
  • Winnsboro

    Winnsboro

    Despite being the biggest city in Franklin Parish, Winnsboro is proud of its small-town feel. The community of around 5,000 residents may not have the entertainment of a larger city like Monroe, around 45 miles away, but it has everything its residents need to get by — and to have a good time doing it. The area has several parks and is close to

    • Average Value

      $133K

    • List Price

      $59K - $260K

    • For Sale

      Homes For Sale

      12 Listings

    Winnsboro
  • Jeanerette

    Jeanerette

    • Average Value

      $127K

    • List Price

      $29K - $453K

    • For Sale

      Homes For Sale

      5 Listings

    Jeanerette
  • Homer

    Homer

    • Average Value

      $124K

    • List Price

      $31K - $348K

    • For Sale

      Homes For Sale

      8 Listings

    Homer
  • Springhill

    Springhill

    • Average Value

      $121K

    • List Price

      $25K - $358K

    • For Sale

      Homes For Sale

      17 Listings

    Springhill
  • Franklin

    Franklin

    Franklin sits along south-central Louisiana’s Bayou Teche. Steamboats once traveled the waterway, as the community was a prominent interior sugarcane producer and port. This industry allowed Franklin to grow into an affluent town, with grand antebellum homes, live oak-lined streets and a bustling Main Street. Structures from this era still stand,

    • Average Value

      $121K

    • List Price

      $40K - $654K

    • For Sale

      Homes For Sale

      26 Listings

    Franklin
  • Kaplan

    Kaplan

    • Average Value

      $116K

    • List Price

      $20K - $301K

    • For Sale

      Homes For Sale

      14 Listings

    Kaplan
  • Ville Platte

    Ville Platte

    In a state known for its food, Ville Platte stakes its claim as the epicenter of one particular facet of Cajun cooking. “The capital of smoked meats, that’s what they label themselves as,” says Raymond Aguillard, a broker at DGC/Aguillard Realty who has lived his entire life in the area. “Ville Platte is known for the cuisine.” The community also

    • Average Value

      $113K

    • List Price

      $20K - $263K

    • For Sale

      Homes For Sale

      17 Listings

    Ville Platte
  • Oakdale

    Oakdale

    Logging and lumber shaped Oakdale. When the railroad arrived in 1902, during a period known as the Louisiana Lumber Boom, the Allen Parish city developed as a timber town, attracting sawmills and workers who built Oakdale into a hub of forestry and wood production. This industry is still present in the community of about 8,000, due to the area’s

    • Average Value

      $112K

    • List Price

      $45K - $233K

    • For Sale

      Homes For Sale

      6 Listings

    Oakdale
  • Tallulah

    Tallulah

    Tallulah was founded in 1857, and in just five years, it became an important train and telegraph station for Civil War armies. But it was best known as an area of cotton and corn farming, and the rural community remains an agricultural hub. “It has some of the most fertile farmland in the country,” says Jay Shepherd, a Realtor with French Realty

    • Average Value

      $111K

    • List Price

      $33K - $362K

    • For Sale

      Homes For Sale

      15 Listings

    Tallulah
  • Bunkie

    Bunkie

    Corn grows tall on the outskirts of Bunkie. The crop has backed the town’s economy for a long time, and, before that, the railroad bolstered Bunkie’s industry. But today, the population is aging, and the community is having difficulty bringing in new residents. “In our area, Bunkie can be the hardest to sell,” says Realtor Jamie Ponthier with

    • Average Value

      $111K

    • List Price

      $27K - $419K

    • For Sale

      Homes For Sale

      12 Listings

    Bunkie

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