The Saints and Pelicans owner is taking over the 1984 luxury hotel and plans renovations in the years ahead.

Crews return to the bayfront scour pad next week, pushing the ADA walkway toward Ulman Avenue with completion eyed for fall 2027.

The country icon joins housing data expert John Rogers at NAR NXT, which organizers expect to draw over 10,000 professionals.

The 1962 tower once housed a bank branch and the Archdiocese; now it holds 179 bedrooms across 39 suites.

Kingspoint Soccer Fields would vanish under developer Jeff Vallee's plan, which faces a zoning vote Monday after a divided city council annexed the land.

The Downtown Development District's new “Leveraging Opportunity” plan targets vacant buildings, Canal Street and funding beyond property taxes.

The former Musée Conti Wax Museum now houses 16 condos with a 50-foot indoor waterfall and rare attached parking.

Otway and Hannah Denny are racing to open a converted 1880s textile factory on South Clark Street by early November.

The nearly 200-year-old building once housed the Sugar Bowl Club and Tony Bacino's Lounge before Mango Mango Daiquiris.

Crews are pouring foundations for a larger service center as the dealership looks to handle more repair work.

Four mature oaks near First Street will come down for a new three-story gym, even as McGehee vows to replant more than it removes.

The City Council cut a developer fee from $304,810 to $10,000 after officials said the 2019 mandate built nothing. Stronger rules could return if the market rebounds.

The 12,500-square-foot St. Charles Avenue landmark, built from pieces of the original Paris restaurant, is listed for $2.8 million with no demolition protection.