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Top neighborhoods in New Orleans

Audubon

Audubon

What it’s like to live in Audubon

Majestic oak trees line the streets of Audubon, where this Uptown New Orleans neighborhood surrounds both Audubon Park and Tulane University. The district features distinctive architecture from Greek Revival mansions to Craftsman bungalows, with many larger homes divided into spacious apartments with period details unavailable in newer construction. For academic professionals and families prioritizing both educational access and natural beauty, Audubon delivers New Orleans' finest combination of prestigious address, walkable amenities, and park proximity – though rental rates reflect these premium attributes.
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East Carrollton

East Carrollton

What it’s like to live in East Carrollton

East Carrollton showcases New Orleans architectural heritage through well-preserved homes from various eras. Rental options include apartments in divided historic houses and smaller buildings throughout this walkable district. The neighborhood offers excellent access to both Tulane University and the shops and restaurants along Oak Street, creating an ideal environment for academic households seeking character beyond purely student-focused areas.
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Milan

Milan

What it’s like to live in Milan

Historic affordability defines Milan, where this Uptown-adjacent neighborhood offers similar architectural character at more accessible price points. The district sits strategically positioned between Magazine Street shopping and St. Charles Avenue streetcar access, creating ideal convenience without corresponding Garden District premiums. Though some properties show their age with vintage quirks requiring maintenance knowledge beyond typical renter experience, the combination of architectural distinction, walkable amenities, and more reasonable rental rates creates compelling value for households seeking authentic New Orleans experiences beyond tourist-oriented districts. The neighborhood's tree-lined streets create natural beauty unusual for urban environments, while the central positioning provides reasonable access to both universities and downtown employment.
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City Guide for New Orleans, LA

If ever a city rose from its ashes, that city is New Orleans. Chances are you’re proud to live in NOLA. This guide aims to help extend your pride to how you live in NOLA. Are you a gracious, Southern hostess, throwing large dinner parties in your plantation-era home? Or are you a low-impact sustainability guru, living simply out of your quaint shotgun? Perhaps you don’t know who you are—or, should I say, who you’d like to be. That’s why apartment hunting is thrilling: the possibilities, my dear,...

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