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10/28/2026

An Uptown original with a new chapter ahead.

1104 Soniat Street is on the market for the first time in over 50 years. With its intricate Eastlake façade, original heart-of-pine floors, pocket doors, and expansive front porch, this historic home is ready for a thoughtful renovation and a fresh vision.

Oak Title is proud to sponsor today’s broker tour from 11-1pm with Brocato’s! Stop by, explore the possibilities, and enjoy a treat with our attorney, Alida Carroll.

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10/23/2026

Closing day calls for a celebration! Congratulations to our clients, and thank you for choosing to celebrate with us at Oak Title 💚

10/22/2026

A closing worth stepping outside to celebrate. Congratulations to our clients, and thank you for letting Oak Title be part of your day!

10/21/2026

An Uptown evening worth stepping out for.

Join Oak Title tonight for a twilight tour of 1400 State Street, the distinctive home of New Orleans architect Tim Favrot. Explore its soaring atrium, light-filled living spaces, and private poolside grounds as the sun goes down.

Alida W. Carroll at Oak Title will be providing Pigeons Catering and La Boulangerie - plus there will be w**e, ch*****ne, and b**r

1400 State Street, New Orleans
Tonight, October 21 | 5:30–7:30 PM

Come for a look inside. Stay for a glass and good company.

Listed by Rebecca T. Waxman, REALTOR®
Cell: 504.261.6867
Email: [[email protected]](mailto\:[email protected])

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10/19/2026

A closing worth wagging about.

Our own Alida Carroll had a special client at the closing table this morning—her husband, Dr. Zachary Carroll, DVM!

We celebrated his next chapter with Delta Veterinary Hospital, an independently owned veterinary hospital coming to Metairie, Louisiana. Delta Veterinary Hospital

Congratulations, Dr. Carroll! We’re proud to be part of the beginning and can’t wait to see your doors open.

10/16/2026

Signed. Sealed. Weekend.

A few Friday closings and a few more reasons to celebrate. Here’s to new keys, new chapters, and making yourself right at home.

Happy Friday from Oak Title.

10/16/2026

Your next closing would look good here.

10/12/2026

A quieter side of the French Quarter, tucked behind 921 Chartres Street.

A picturesque courtyard, lush greenery, and historic architecture set the scene—with the restaurants, galleries, and neighborhood cafés of the Quarter just beyond your door. Jackson Square, St. Louis Cathedral, and the Mississippi Riverfront are all within walking distance.

Tomorrow, explore three distinctive French Quarter condos, listed by Patrick Knudsen with Crescent Sotheby’s International Realty. Units 3, 5, and 7 will all be open for our broker tour, giving you three opportunities to find the right fit for your buyers at one address.

Oak Title is sponsoring, and we’re bringing Ba Chi. Take a look inside, enjoy the courtyard, and stay for lunch.

Tuesday, October 13 | 11 AM–1 PM
921 Chartres Street, New Orleans
Units 3, 5 & 7

Have a buyer looking for a French Quarter retreat? Add this stop to your tour—and send this to an agent you’d like to meet for lunch.

10/02/2026

Your home’s assessed value could stay the same—and your property tax bill could still increase.

New Orleans leaders are considering a property-tax “roll-forward” for 2027 as the city weighs budget cuts. That would raise eligible tax rates toward previously authorized limits. As of October 2, the changes remain under consideration.

What could this mean for you?

If you own a home, higher property taxes could increase your monthly mortgage payment if you pay taxes through escrow—even with a fixed mortgage rate. If you pay taxes directly, the increase would affect your annual bill instead.

If you’re buying in New Orleans, ask your lender for a property-specific tax estimate before finalizing your budget. The seller’s current tax bill may reflect exemptions or circumstances that won’t apply to you.

Your potential increase depends on your property, applicable exemptions and the rates ultimately adopted. Two resources can help you understand your numbers:

• Property Value Lookup: Find your current assessed property value through the Orleans Parish Assessor. Review the tax year and listed exemptions.

• Property Tax Impact Calculator: Use the city’s newly launched calculator to explore estimated monthly and annual changes under the proposed tax-rate scenarios.

Both links are in our bio. Remember that assessed value and market value are different—follow the calculator’s instructions for the information it requests. Calculator results are estimates, not final tax bills.

Buying or selling? Oak Title can help explain how property taxes are allocated between buyer and seller at closing and which figures are estimates.

Save this for your homebuying budget, and share it with someone who owns property in Orleans Parish.

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