Find Your Dream Home in the New Orleans Area
Covering the Full Spectrum of Real Estate Services
Buyer Representation
Listing Services
Redesign Consultation
Investment Property
We Turn NOLA Real Estate Chaos Into Clarity
Our team knows New Orleans inside and out—and we’re here to guide you through every twist and turn.
Local Knowledge
Born and Raised in New Orleans
We live here. We know the neighborhood tips and tricks, hidden flood zones, and market trends block-by-block.
Strong Relationships with Lenders
Keep $1,000s in Your Pocket
We connect you with the top lenders in the business who will fight hard to get you the best terms and timeline. No fluff – just results.
Responsiveness
Never Left Waiting
Get fast answers, constant updates, and a team who treats you like a person—not a transaction.
Knowledge of Insurance and Taxes
Neighborhood Insights
We stay on top of state legislation and local developments to help you weigh options to make smart, confident decisions in planning to purchase property in any neighborhood in the metro area.
You’ll Know What
Choosing The Right Real Estate Team

New Orleans Metropolitan Association of REALTORS
We help you achieve your vision and cultivate confidence and peace of mind across your real estate journey.
New Orleans Real Estate FAQ’s
Common questions on buying or selling a home in the New Orleans area
What’s the first step to buying a home in New Orleans?
The first step is getting pre-approved for a mortgage. This helps you understand your budget and shows sellers you’re a serious buyer. Our team can connect you with trusted local lenders to get started.
How much does it cost to hire a real estate agent?
As a buyer, you typically don’t pay agent fees—those are usually covered by the seller. If you’re selling, our commission is competitive and only paid when your home sells.
What are closing costs, and who pays them?
Closing costs are fees associated with finalizing a real estate transaction which typically range from 2-5% of the loan amount and can include loan origination fees, appraisal fees, title insurance, recording fees, and prepaid insurance costs. The buyer typically pays for these costs, but can request that the seller cover some of these expesnes during contract negotiations.