What Happened to New Orleans’ Public Housing? A Look at What Was Lost — and What Replaced It

April 12, 2025

For decades, New Orleans was home to one of the largest concentrations of public housing in the United States. Built to serve low-income families—predominantly Black residents—these housing developments were once viewed as necessary safety nets in a segregated and unequal city. But after Hurricane Katrina, public housing in New Orleans was not just damaged — […]


Who Really Wins When Developers Come to NOLA? The Answer May Piss You Off

March 27, 2025

Real estate development in New Orleans is often framed as a sign of progress—new jobs, sleek apartments, revitalized neighborhoods. But dig a little deeper, and the shine fades fast. While developers rake in profits and politicians cut ribbons, many residents are left with higher rents, broken promises, and the slow erosion of their communities. The […]


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