New Orleans is in Orleans Parish, Louisiana. Properties listed through our Louisiana service are entered into ROAM MLS, subject to applicable listing requirements.
With a flat fee listing, agents searching ROAM MLS can find your New Orleans home, while every selling decision stays with you: the asking price, when showings happen, and how you respond to offers. Our guide to listing on the MLS in Louisiana walks through each step. Wondering how buyers and real estate agents will contact you? Learn how buyers contact sellers through the MLS and major real estate websites.
New Orleans includes Uptown, Mid-City and Lakeview. Sellers encounter shotgun houses, raised cottages and larger detached homes; describe the actual property rather than assuming the features of a nearby neighborhood apply to every listing.
Local reference points include the Mississippi River, City Park and Lake Pontchartrain. Access along I-10 and the streetcar corridors can help buyers understand the property’s location, but travel times vary. Verify the legal address, parish, lot boundaries and any flood-zone information before supplying listing details.
For a New Orleans listing, gather accurate interior measurements, recent exterior and room photographs, and records of improvements. In Louisiana, flood history, drainage and insurance questions can be important to a buyer; use the required disclosure documents and obtain qualified advice rather than making unsupported assurances about a property. School assignments and zoning should be checked with the responsible local authority.