The French Quarter — the Vieux Carré — is the oldest neighborhood in New Orleans, founded in 1718 and laid out as the original city. Its blocks of Creole townhouses, wrought- and cast-iron galleries, and hidden courtyards make it one of the most recognizable historic districts in the country, protected by the Vieux Carré Commission.
Residential opportunities here are largely historic Creole townhouses, condominiums, and pied-à-terre residences above the street-level storefronts. Living in the Quarter means walkability to Jackson Square, the riverfront, Royal Street antiques, and the city’s best-known restaurants — with the character and trade-offs of a lively, historic core.
Buying in the Quarter comes with unique considerations — VCC review, condo associations, and the realities of a historic district. Kari Ayala can help you weigh them and find the right fit.
Thinking about buying or selling in French Quarter Homes for Sale? Talk with Kari — you'll work directly with a local broker who knows the neighborhood.