1,623 Homes for Sale in New Orleans, LA

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  6284 Providence Place

  $445,000Open 8/13

  4 Beds • 2,721 Sq. Ft.

  New Orleans, LA, 70126

  Marlene Bercy

  Homesmart Realty South
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  1521 Feliciana Street

  $369,000New

  3 Beds • 1,644 Sq. Ft.

  New Orleans, LA, 70117

  Jamie Amdal Hughes

  REVE REALTORS
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  29 Thrasher Street

  $525,000New

  3 Beds • 2 Baths • 1,973 Sq. Ft.

  New Orleans, LA, 70124

  Sandra Green

  Latter & Blum - (504) 288-4100
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  520-22 S Pierce Street

  $350,000New

  6 Beds • 4 Baths • 2,106 Sq. Ft.

  New Orleans, LA, 70119

  Bryan Francher

  LATTER & BLUM - (504) 895-4663
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  783 Lees Lane

  $9,800New

  0.15 Acres

  New Orleans, LA, 70114

  Lori Orfanides

  KELLER WILLIAMS REALTY 4550100
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  1323 Frenchmen Street

  $140,000New

  0 Acres

  New Orleans, LA, 70116

  Chris Smith

  Latter & Blum - (504) 861-7575
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  2133 St Roch Avenue

  $120,000New

  1 Bed • 1 Bath • 1,169 Sq. Ft.

  New Orleans, LA, 70117

  Chris Smith

  Latter & Blum - (504) 861-7575
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  1400 Eighth Street

  $2,100,000Open 8/10

  4 Beds • 5,078 Sq. Ft.

  New Orleans, LA, 70115

  Aaron Dare

  Crane Real Estate Brokers
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  2510 Somerset Drive

  $265,000New

  5 Beds • 1,922 Sq. Ft.

  New Orleans, LA, 70131

  Leila Perez

  Engel and Völkers - Slidell
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  3115-17 17 Conti Street

  $385,000New

  6 Beds • 1,867 Sq. Ft.

  New Orleans, LA, 70119

  Aaron Dare

  Crane Real Estate Brokers
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  800-02 Henry Clay Street

  $649,000New

  4 Beds • 1,772 Sq. Ft.

  New Orleans, LA, 70118

  Sarah Keiffer

  KELLER WILLIAMS REALTY 4550100
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  4800 Sherwood Drive

  $210,000New

  4 Beds • 2,126 Sq. Ft.

  New Orleans, LA, 70128

  Wendy Wiltz

  EXP Realty LLC
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  1839 Allen Street

  $149,995New

  3 Beds • 1,034 Sq. Ft.

  New Orleans, LA, 70116

  Betsy Birdsong

  EXP Realty LLC
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  7628 Bullard Avenue

  $238,000New

  3 Beds • 1,840 Sq. Ft.

  New Orleans, LA, 70128

  Kim Giveans

  Paul Gilmore & Assoc., Inc.
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  4311 Trieste Street

  $349,900New

  3 Beds • 3 Baths • 2,184 Sq. Ft.

  New Orleans, LA, 70129

  Wendy Tynes

  LATTER & BLUM - (985) 641-1000
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  5643 Canal Boulevard

  $439,000New

  3 Beds • 2 Baths • 1,734 Sq. Ft.

  New Orleans, LA, 70124

  Jennifer Saltaformaggio

  LATTER & BLUM - (504) 948-3011
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  1027 29 Seventh Street

  $600,000New

  4 Beds • 2 Baths • 2,442 Sq. Ft.

  New Orleans, LA, 70115

  Samara Poche

  LATTER & BLUM - (504) 948-3011
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  2546 Columbus Street

  $449,900New

  3 Beds • 1,525 Sq. Ft.

  New Orleans, LA, 70119

  Matthew Grass

  The Agency of M. Grass Group, LLC
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  217 Thayer Street

  $519,000New

  3 Beds • 1,934 Sq. Ft.

  New Orleans, LA, 70114

  Cody Stringer

  REVE REALTORS

The most famous city in Louisiana is New Orleans. This is the largest city in the state, famous for its food, drink, sports and music. New Orleans straddles the Mississippi River and is just over 100 miles north of the Gulf of Mexico. Much of the surrounding area is made up of coastal marsh and swampland, giving Louisiana a very unique environment that’s home to unique wildlife. The second largest city and capital of the state is Baton Rouge, located on the eastern banks of the Mississippi. Baton Rouge is one of the largest inland port cities in the U.S. and is also home to Louisiana State University, a top employer in the region. While a large portion of the population inhabits the southern end of the state, Shreveport, the third largest city, can be found at the northwestern tip. Because of the state’s tax incentives, more and more production companies are filming shows and movies in the state, with Shreveport being one of the film industry hotbeds.
There is no shortage of activities for people living in Louisiana. The state is a mecca of Southern food, with traditional dishes and new-age concoctions being made from Lafayette to New Orleans to Alexandria. The rich, cultural history can be found in all corners of the state, with dozens of national parks and monuments. Alligator farms and swamp tours are available throughout the rural areas, while the famed French Quarter offers some of the best food and live music in all of the U.S.