Erik Faucon, a sales representative for Remax Hallmark Pilon Group Reality, knew the Orléans real estate market might be on the verge of a breakout. But nothing prepared him for what happened when he listed a four-bedroom property last week. Read More
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A quarter million over asking: there is a house in new Orléans
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