Maps

NORA LLT Properties
The Road Home Program offered two options to residents whose homes flooded during Hurricane Katrina to sell their properties to the State of Louisiana. This map displays the State-owned properties in Orleans Parish that are currently under the control of the New Orleans Redevelopment Authority (NORA) and that are being maintained by the Louisiana Land Trust (LLT). NORA disposes of these properties through a variety of programs including the Lot Next Door, strategic auctions, contractor bundles, and individual sales. NORA will consider leasing vacant lots to neighborhood groups for the purpose of community green space development.

About NORA LLT Properties
Updated 10/05/11
Property Description:
Green Dot: Vacant Lot
Gray Dot: Slab or Flatwork
Brown Dot: Structure
White Dot: Property not Assessed
LLT State Historic Preservation Office (SHPO) Properties
The below map displays some sixty LLT properties that have been identified as historic by the State Historic Preservation Office (SHPO). Because of historic preservation strategies, these properties have been denied demolition. The Louisiana Land Trust (LLT) is seeking organizations or individuals who are interested in redeveloping these properties. If you are interested in purchasing one of these historic properties, contact Daniela Rivero with LLT at 504-450-8768.

NORA Properties to be Auctioned in November (Archive)
The New Orleans Redevelopment Authority (NORA) will auction 100+ properties Saturday, November 5th at 10:00 am at Lakeview Christian Center: 5885 Fleur de Lis Drive. These properties are a mix of Road Home properties (LLT) and NORA-owned properties located across the city. View the properties available at the auction in our map below and visit Gilmore Auctioneer for more information on how to participate in this auction.

Upcoming Auction: November 5th, 2011 at 10:00 am

Property Description:
Green Dot: Vacant Lot
Blue Dot: Structure

New Orleans Tax Sale Properties (Archive)
A tax sale is the sale of overdue taxes on a property. A purchaser pays the overdue taxes to the City and receives a tax sale deed to the property. After the period of three years (18 months if blighted), if the original owner does not pay back the taxes, the purchaser can pursue clear title to the property. To learn more about the details of the process, click here. We believe the only way tax sales can be successful in abating blight is for residents in the community to be the purchasers. Purchasing a tax sale can be a good investment, can lead to property acquisition, and can better the quality of life in your neighborhood.

Upcoming Sales: October 11th, 12th & 13th of 2011

Lien Amount:
Green Dot: $0-$1,000
Blue Dot: $1,000.01-5,000
Yellow Dot: $5,000.01-10,000
Red Dot: $10,000.01+