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2836 Tulane Ave
New Orleans, LA 70119
Le Petit Motel · Hospitality Property For Sale
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12,310 SF
Property Facts
| Property Type | Hospitality | Construction Status | Demolished |
| Property Subtype | Hotel | Building Size | 12,310 SF |
| Building Class | C | No. Stories | 2 |
| Lot Size | 0.22 AC | Parking Ratio | 1.81/1,000 SF |
| Property Type | Hospitality |
| Property Subtype | Hotel |
| Building Class | C |
| Lot Size | 0.22 AC |
| Construction Status | Demolished |
| Building Size | 12,310 SF |
| No. Stories | 2 |
| Parking Ratio | 1.81/1,000 SF |
About 2836 TULANE AVE , NEW ORLEANS, LA 70119
The former Le Petit Motel on Tulane Avenue is now available for redevelopment. The property consists of two separate parcels: 2834-36 & 2900 Tulane Avenue. 2834-36 Tulane is 57.59' (Tulane Avenue frontage) x 120' (S. Dupre Street frontage); the parcel size is 6,911sf. It is improved with an approximately 7,536sf building containing the motel office, 19 guest rooms and 9 parking spaces. 2900 Tulane is 26' (Tulane Avenue frontage) x 110' (S. Dupre Street frontage); the parcel size is 2,860sf. It is improved with an approximately 4,774sf building containing motel storage/laundry areas, 10 guest rooms and 9 parking spaces. 2836 is zoned L-I and 2900 is zoned MU-2; the full text of both zoning provisions is attached under "Attachments & Media." 2836 is mostly furnished, and is in functional, but fair, condition. 2900 has been gutted and is ready for redevelopment. Le Petit Motel is believed to have been constructed in 1950, when Tulane Avenue was the main thoroughfare in and out of New Orleans. Tulane Avenue's usage declined following the construction of the interstate highway system in the 1970s. But Tulane Avenue has seen a post-Hurricane Katrina resurgence, fueled largely by the new University Medical Center and Veterans Administration hospitals, but bolstered by plenty of in-fill retail, multi-family, medical and mixed use projects. Additionally, Tulane Avenue's streetscape is in the midst of an $11 million improvement project, including fewer, wider vehicular lanes, expanded neutral grounds to allow for protected left turns, dedicated bike lanes, new landscaping, new bus shelters, LED lighting and more green space.
