CBD & Warehouse District
Historic warehouse bones, modern city living. High-rises alongside converted lofts, chef-driven restaurants steps from your door, and a front-row seat to everything the city has to offer. Whether you’re buying or selling, Rêve knows this neighborhood.
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CBD & Warehouse District Neighborhood
The Center
of It All
The Central Business District and Warehouse District sit at the heart of New Orleans: high-density, high-energy, and unmistakably urban.
Historic warehouse buildings have been converted into condos and lofts, creating a neighborhood where exposed brick and soaring ceilings share space with rooftop pools and concierge services. Grocery stores, restaurants, and transit are all within walking distance.
Real estate here runs the full range, from high-rise condos overlooking the river to townhomes tucked into converted historic buildings. Many buildings include pools, gyms, and dog parks. For buyers who want to be at the center of everything New Orleans has to offer, this is the address.
Why People Love Life in the
CBD & Warehouse District
Dining & Entertainment
Donald Link’s Herbsaint and Cochon and Emeril Lagasse’s Emeril’s are all in the neighborhood, with James Beard-level cooking steps from your door. Lafayette Square hosts weekly outdoor concerts and food festivals. Harrah’s and the Smoothie King Center mean there’s always something happening, and Canal Street and the Riverwalk offer shopping year-round.
Arts & Museums
The National WWII Museum anchors the cultural landscape. The Ogden Museum of Southern Art, the Contemporary Arts Center, and the Louisiana Children’s Museum are all within walking distance. Julia Street is the center of New Orleans’ fine art gallery scene, with openings that draw collectors from across the region.
Getting Around
The CBD is one of the most walkable neighborhoods in New Orleans. The Loyola Avenue streetcar connects residents to Uptown and the Garden District, and Canal Street reaches Mid-City and the French Quarter in minutes. The Mississippi River and the French Quarter are a short walk east, and multi-story parking is available for those who own a car.
Community
This is New Orleans’ most urban neighborhood. Residents enjoy rooftop pools, concierge-level amenities, and grocery stores, gyms, and restaurants on the ground floor. High-density and high-energy, it’s New Orleans at its most metropolitan.
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