Projects

A 1908 furniture showroom converted into 58 loft apartments with HUD financing and historic tax credits. The ground floor is home to Acamaya, the award-winning Mexican seafood restaurant.

The corporate headquarters of Applied Atomics, an advanced nuclear energy company, in the Bywater across from the Rusty Rainbow bridge and Crescent Park.

21,548 SF multi-tenant commercial building acquired off market; exterior refresh in progress.

Former offshore oil platform buildings on the Uptown riverfront, renovated into coworking desks and private offices with river views.

A small neighborhood grocery in a converted shed at The Batture, stocked for a picnic on the levee.

Two retail buildings in the strongest block of Magazine Street, renovated and leased to Indochino and Free People.

33,000 SF former AT&T building on 1.5 acres, renovated and fully leased; now home to El Guapo Bitters.

Our collection of vacation rentals. Beautiful homes in neighborhoods worth getting to know, made for time together.

10,000 SF corner property reorganized into four retail spaces and a luxury short-term rental.

Historic tax credit renovation into five apartments and Gracious Bakery; sold in 2022.

A former pharmacy and bank branch renovated for Starbucks, anchoring the Jefferson Avenue end of Freret Street.

A 1916 school gymnasium rezoned from residential to commercial and restored with historic tax credits.

A former garden center at Freret and Robert streets, rebuilt as two new buildings with two restaurants, a shop with an apartment above and 22 off-street parking spaces.

An Arts and Crafts cottage converted into the French Truck Coffee flagship, with a second cottage behind it renovated at the same time into two apartments.

A blighted corner building acquired through tax sale and restored as a salon at street level with a restaurant group’s headquarters above.

A landmark St. Charles Avenue beer bar, acquired in 2022 and restored in partnership with the teams behind Blue Oak BBQ and The Rambler.

A Bywater corner building with a century of neighborhood history, rebuilt after Hurricane Ida as shop, office and residential space.

A former Popeyes rebuilt as a modern quick-service restaurant for Izzo’s Illegal Burrito; sold in 2022.

The former Friar Tuck’s bar, bought in 2011 as Freret Street’s revival was beginning and renovated for Origami Sushi.

A blighted raised-basement double restored as two apartments above The Domino, a neighborhood bar.

A double shotgun vacant for more than 20 years, rebuilt with historic tax credits as an apartment and the home of Bywater Framing.

A vacant Uptown building renovated into three apartments above a restaurant, then sold in 2016.

An 800 SF shotgun just off Freret Street, now home to Cafe Conmigo, a Cuban café.