
Apartments near 400 Canal in New Orleans, LA (1,094 Rentals)


1014 Jackson Ave

1000 Jackson Ave

Milennium Place

936 Jackson Ave

731 Adele Dr

Cornerstone

930 Jackson Ave

753 Josephine Dr

926 Jackson Ave

743 Josephine Dr

International

Andrew Jackson Condominiums

924 Jackson Ave

1634 Third St

733 Josephine Dr

829 Jackson Ave

833 Jackson Ave

3309 Third St

2317 Magazine St

725 Josephine Dr

839 Jackson Ave

2601 Carondelet St

912 Jackson Ave

2323 Magazine St

904 Jackson Ave

2712 Loyola Ave

2331-2333 Magazine St

2605 Washington Ave

900 Jackson Ave

2312 Magazine St

1403-1413 Lawrence St

728 Desire St

2809 Conti St

750 Adele Dr

2347-2349 Magazine St

2917 Washington Ave

2504 Esplanade Ave

735 Jackson Ave

3005-3007 St Claude Ave

2040 St Thomas St

2342 Magazine St

2357 Magazine St

2338 Magazine St

2726 Dryades St

743 Adele Dr

740 Adele Dr

2804 Orleans Ave

725 Desire St

3400 Dauphine St

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Evaluating rental properties for clients draws many parallels to house-hunting. Whether an apartment, loft, townhouse, or other rental, finding the right place means finding “home” for your client.