Woodmere is said to be the "largest subdivision" not only in Harvey but also in Louisiana. Many of these residences are generally considered established but not old housing having nearly all were built between 1970 and 1999. This unique quality makes the Woodmere neighborhood stand out. As you look around or notice when you drive the streets that houses in this neighborhood look the same it is because of their similarity of age.
The town is a census designated place (CDP) located in Harvey within the Jefferson Parish in Louisiana, with a population of 12,080 based on the 2010 U
Woodmere is said to be the "largest subdivision" not only in Harvey but also in Louisiana. Many of these residences are generally considered established but not old housing having nearly all were built between 1970 and 1999. This unique quality makes the Woodmere neighborhood stand out. As you look around or notice when you drive the streets that houses in this neighborhood look the same it is because of their similarity of age.
The town is a census designated place (CDP) located in Harvey within the Jefferson Parish in Louisiana, with a population of 12,080 based on the 2010 U.S. Census. Woodmere is considered as an urban neighborhood based on population density. The town is just within one mile from the retail stores, groceries, shopping and dining for their daily services.
Woodmere has an above average safety from crime makes the town relatively safer than other cities. Housing units in Woodmere may vary from house rent, townhouses for rent to premier apartments or luxury apartments. Wouldn't it be nice to be a part of this continuously developing neighborhood? Rental prices are more expensive than other neighborhoods in Louisiana. No worries. Surely there will be a way to find a place fit for your needs. In order to find apartments in Woodmere, allot a decent amount of time in doing your search then add at the most 30 days to close on it. Also make sure to review your financial information such as credit score / profile, income, debts and budget. It is also advised to take the time to talk to a realty agent to advise you regarding your financial budget and can act as an apartment locator to surely help you find that home in the "largest subdivision" in Louisiana for you.
The new Community Center will be nestled between the existing trees on the current site of the northernmost shelter of the Woodmere Park on Edgewood Street. The said shelter will be moved to another location in the park grounds to make way for the center. The building in progress is said to be used not only by Woodmere residents but also by the surrounding community and will be a hub for community events and services, health fairs, training events, meetings and classes. The Community Center is also said to be a location that would be rented out for private social gatherings and events such as weddings, anniversaries, birthday parties and rehearsal dinners. This 3,400-square-foot building will include a covered entrance, lobby, dominated by a 1,000 square foot assembly hall, along with a 375 square foot conference room, an administration office, kitchen and an outdoor space with a large rear covered pavilion. This work in progress is already close to its finish line and is definitely something to look forward to not only for the town citizens, neighboring communities but also for possible future residents.
A community park is available for the residents, named and designated for the neighborhood, Woodmere Park has a walking track, surrounded by mature trees for the residents recreational activities. Most residents in Woodmere live in areas where they have to drive in their own car to go around the town. The others live in areas strategically located such that the residents may take the train, bus, use a bike or even walk to go around the town. The average one-way commute to Woodmere takes about 30 to 45 minutes. Louis Armstrong New Orleans International Airport is the nearest international airport within 30 miles from the town center.
