Magazine Street
Description
Six Miles of Charm, Culture and Creole Flair
Stretching from downtown Canal Street to the chic Uptown neighborhoods, Magazine Street is NOLA’s spiritual song to retail, art and flavor – and like everything in the city, it does it big and with style. This eclectic strip takes brands on a journey through historic architecture, indie boutiques and one-of-a-kind dining spots. In this area, brands that stand in its quarters become part of a bustling destination – one that is curated and unmistakably "Big Easy."
'The Magazine Street Experience
From the stately Creole cottages and charming galleries to vintage stores filled with hidden gems, Magazine Street is a postcard for those in need of an
Tutu School, a franchised boutique-style ballet school, is set to open its doors at 2105 Magazine St on May 2, 2025. Founded in 2008, Tutu School has over 120 studios in 21 states and 3 countries, and supports young dancers up to 8 years old. This studio is taking over the former SLAG Tile & Countertop space in the Lower Garden District of Uptown New Orleans.
Tracey's Irish Channel Bar expands to new Magazine St location
With New Orleans hosting the Super Bowl, Magazine Street's Local Expert explains the area's allure
Framebridge opens on Magazine Street in New Orleans
Le BonBon Opens Its Doors on Magazine Street
Local Expert Analysis
Retail Leasing and Market Dynamics
With gross rents ranging from $35 to $55 per square foot, this corridor is one of the city’s most in-demand spaces for both local entrepreneurs and national brands looking for a taste of New Orleans spice. Vacancy rates remain low, thanks to consistent interest in Magazine Street’s unique storefronts, which offer prime exposure in a setting that’s brimming with character. Leasing activity has been especially strong for boutique-sized spaces. National brands like Free People, Warby Parker, and West Elm have chosen Magazine Street as their New Orleans home, adding to its diverse retail landscape. Still, the street’s magic lies just as much in its local favori
New Developments
New developments and expansions are always keeping the scene fresh and on fire. Recent arrivals like Gorjana and Free People add a contemporary edge, while beloved neighborhood fixtures continue to thrive. The arrival of more national retailers as well as established local businesses has brought in even greater foot traffic. New construction projects and retail expansions are on the horizon – These changes are here to maintain the zip code as a key cultural corridor in New Orleans.