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Tremé
The country's oldest African American neighborhood and rich in history.
Typically $150K–$390K · Creole cottages & shotgun doubles
Tremé is the oldest African American neighborhood in the country, and one of the most historically significant places in New Orleans, which makes it one of the most underpriced given everything it offers. You're steps from the French Quarter and the CBD, the Lafitte Greenway passes through, and there's a Trader Joe's on Tulane Avenue nearby.
Great coffee shops, real walkability, and a cultural identity unlike anywhere else in this city or the world. Buyers who understand what Tremé is and where it's headed are making a smart long-term bet. The affordability here is real, and it won't stay this way forever.