Located on the extremely visible and high-traffic corner of Louisiana Ave and Magazine Street, 3341 Magazine Street offers investors an incredibly well-positioned trophy asset. The entire ground floor is occupied by Poke Loa, who is on a long-term NNN lease. Their space features multiple seating areas, large walk-ins, several food prep areas, and a retail/serving counter, in addition to large storefront windows and wrap-around historic awning. Two recently renovated 1 bedroom apartments are on the 2nd floor which stay fully occupied and feature in-unit laundry, exterior balcony space, spacious kitchens, and original historic detailing. The property is in excellent condition with no deferred maintenance and offers investors a chance to own an iconic building in an incredible location.

The property sits in one of the highest-trafficked stretches of Magazine Street. Frequented by locals and tourists alike, the property is close to local and national restaurants, bars, and retailers all along “restaurant row.”

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Incredibly positioned and located Magazine Street office or retail space situated on a large lot with off-street parking. 5707 Magazine Street was most recently utilized as a boutique office space and is now available for sale and for lease. The property features over 1,700 SF of open office space with high ceilings, original wood floors and historic details, large windows, and immaculate landscaping. The space was thoughtfully renovated within the last several years with no expense spared and is currently in outstanding condition.

The property is surrounded by the city’s strongest demographics and is within steps to Whole Foods Market, Kendra Scott, Saba, Walgreens, Pinkberry, Blue Mercury, Home Bank, and a number of other retailers and restaurants.

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Located at the corner of Magazine and Marengo Streets, 4041 Magazine Street offers a 2nd generation restaurant location available for lease. Currently, the property is occupied by Izzo’s Illegal Burrito. The corner location includes a full kitchen buildout including a hood, walk-in, grease trap, and ample dining area. Additionally, the space has off-street parking for 8 vehicles, large covered outdoor seating, large pylon signage, and great frontage and street presence. The zoning allows for many uses including restaurant, retail, banking, clinic, etc., although the property’s current configuration is ideal for a QSR or fast-casual restaurant. This is one of the only properties on Magazine Street that already has a conditional use for fast food.

This stretch of Magazine Street is centrally located, and easily accessible for Uptown and Garden District Residents alike. Due to its location on Magazine Street and its unique mix of co-tenancy, this specific area of Magazine Street also attracts many tourists.

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Positioned on the corner of Bellecastle and Magazine Streets, 5235 Magazine Street offers a mixed-use investment property for sale. The ground floor studio/retail space is leased on a long-term basis to fitness studio barre 3. Their ~2,000 SF space features a large open studio with storefront glass and classic corner entrance, sound insulated ceiling construction, retail space, and plenty of storage. One 1 bedroom and one 2 bedroom apartment occupy the upstairs of the property and are both recently updated and well finished. The property includes 2 reserved parking spaces for the residential tenants and plenty of street parking for the retail space. Current rents at the property are below market allowing upside for future owners.

The property is in close proximity to Henry’s Uptown Bar, Tito’s Ceviche, Audubon Park, Guy’s Poboys, PJ’s Coffee, and a number of other easily walkable local and national establishments.

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5631 Magazine Street offers an ideal location for small retail or office user to expand their business. The property is located directly across from Whole Foods Market and has an excellent street presence on Magazine Street. The downstairs retail space is well positioned for walk-in traffic. Currently, the upstairs is used as a store room for the business but could be utilized as additional retail or office space.

The property is surrounded by the city’s strongest demographics and is within steps to Whole Foods Market, Kendra Scott, Saba, Walgreens, Pinkberry, Blue Mercury, Home Bank, and a number of other retailers and restaurants.

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