New Orleans, Louisiana · Orleans Parish

Warehouse District Neighborhood Guide

Converted industrial spaces along Magazine Street host galleries, restaurants, and the Contemporary Arts Center, making this the epicenter o…
Trendy Urban Arts scene Modern lofts
$420k
Median Price
5/10
School Rating
B-
Crime Grade
78
Walk Score
3 min
To Downtown
27 min
Nearest Hospital
Price Range in Warehouse District
From $315k To $588k
$420k
median

About Warehouse District

Converted industrial spaces along Magazine Street host galleries, restaurants, and the Contemporary Arts Center, making this the epicenter of New Orleans' creative rebirth. Young professionals flock to adaptive-reuse lofts and the proximity to the CBD.

Neighborhood Amenities

🏞️0Parks nearby
0Cafes
🛒0Grocery stores
🏥27 minHospital

Neighborhood Vibe

Trendy — Hip restaurants, boutiques, and a young social scene.
Urban — Dense, city-center living with transit access.

Nearby Neighborhoods in New Orleans

French Quarter
$410k · Historic Walkable
Tremé
$280k · Historic
Marigny
$425k · Trendy Walkable
Lower Garden District
$425k · Historic Upscale

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the median home price in Warehouse District?

The median home price in Warehouse District is approximately $420k. Homes range from $315k to $588k, depending on size, condition, and exact location within the neighborhood.

How are the schools in Warehouse District?

Schools in Warehouse District are 5/10 on the NeighborSeek scale. Schools in this area are one consideration for families moving to Warehouse District.

Is Warehouse District safe?

Warehouse District has a crime grade of B- on the NeighborSeek scale. Like most urban areas, crime varies by block — use the NeighborSeek quiz for a personalized safety assessment.

What is Warehouse District known for?

Converted industrial spaces along Magazine Street host galleries, restaurants, and the Contemporary Arts Center, making this the epicenter of New Orleans' creative rebirth. Young professionals flock t…