Chick-fil-A's third new Orleans Parish location on Tulane Avenue was recommended for approval by the City Planning Commission.

The City Council has approved an arcade and live music venue in the Marigny in the Art Garage building. The eye-catching murals will remain.

New facility is an adaptive reuse of a vacant warehouse in the LGD, set to house indoor and outdoor courts for Pickleball, the fastest growing sport in America.

The City Council last week approved the zoning change that will allow a wellness center in the former Norwegian Seamen’s Church, while promising to add some requirements for the business and property owners.

The Drive Shack golf facility under consideration for the former Times-Picayune site on Howard Avenue would require tearing down the old newspaper building completely, but the owners of the property say they are committed to preserving the massive murals inside.

Gretna officials and real estate developers broke ground Wednesday on a $50 million hotel-retail complex described as the largest economic development project in the city's history.

Two companies looking to close on a purchase of the former Avondale Shipyard in Jefferson Parish noted key progress on Thursday toward the site reopening as a multi-modal private terminal along the Mississippi River.

The New Orleans City Council on Thursday unanimously approved a developer's plan to renovate and add three stories to a vacant historic hotel in the 100 block of Royal Street.

Sherman Strategies has been integral to the ongoing redevelopment of the former Times-Picayune headquarters at 3800 Howard Ave. Upon approval of a zoning change for the site, Mike Sherman described the project as "a catalyst for this whole corridor, which is in a sea of underutilized property."

Sherman Strategies is proud to represent Edwards Communities as they bring their nationally-renowned housing brand to Mid-City and the Lower Garden District.