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About 61 days
A planned mid-20th-century subdivision built as one of the first in the South developed for Black homeowners, anchored by its own golf course.
$297K
$180,000 – $425,000
Gentilly Terrace
Pontchartrain Park
A Gentilly district known for mid-century single-family homes on raised foundations, set on established, walkable blocks.
A neighborhood centered on the bayou running from Lake Pontchartrain, bordering Mid-City and City Park.
Bayou St. John
Buyers are drawn to Gentilly by its connection to Dillard University and the University of New Orleans, its proximity to Lake Pontchartrain and downtown, and a mix of fully renovated and more affordable fixer-upper homes left from the district's post-Katrina rebuilding.
Buyers who want established, walkable streets near Dillard should look at Gentilly Terrace, while Pontchartrain Park offers a historically significant community built around its own golf course. Buyers hoping to stretch toward the lakefront often look just north to Bayou St. John.
Renovated homes in Gentilly Terrace and well-maintained properties in the historic, golf-course-anchored Pontchartrain Park continue to draw steady buyer interest, while homes near Bayou St. John benefit from spillover demand from buyers priced out of pricier nearby markets like Lakeview.
Expect Gentilly to keep seeing rising prices alongside longer days on market, giving buyers some room to negotiate even as the district's post-Katrina rebuilding continues to mature and support long-term demand.
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