NEW ORLEANS – New Orleans Restoration Properties, a fourth-generation Black-owned development firm, is breaking ground on Grove Place II, a project that will add 36 affordable homes to the Hollygrove neighborhood. The event will bring together public officials, community partners, and supporters to celebrate this investment in the community where the developers were raised.
WHAT: New Orleans Restoration Properties (NORP), a fourth-generation Black-owned development company, will break ground on Grove Place II, bringing 36 affordable homes to the Hollygrove neighborhood. The event will be attended by public officials, community partners, and supporters.
The $19 million development will comprise new construction and historic housing renovation and will be Enterprise Green Communities certified, ensuring sustainability, improved energy efficiency, and a healthier living environment.
The Irons family – owners and operators of NORP – have deep roots in Hollygrove, where they have lived for generations. Grove Place II builds on the success of Grove Place I, which opened last year with 32 affordable homes, expanding access to quality housing in the community.
WHEN: April 22 1:00 p.m.
WHERE: 2821 Monroe St., New Orleans, LA 70118
Rain location: 8635 Earhart Blvd., New Orleans, LA 70118
WHO:
- Paul Irons & Marseah Delatte, Co-CEOs, New Orleans Restoration Properties
- LaToya Cantrell, Mayor, City of New Orleans
- Joseph Giarrusso, Councilman, City of New Orleans
- Louis Russell, Director of Multifamily Housing, Louisiana Housing Corporation
- Michelle Whetten, Vice President, Gulf Coast, Enterprise Community Partners
About New Orleans Restoration Properties (NORP)