Since 1974, the Preservation Resource Center has been a critical force in breathing life back into New Orleans' at-risk homes and neighborhoods. Building on a history of restoring nearly 1,400 properties and touching countless individuals with its outreach and advocacy efforts, the PRC continues its pursuit to preserve New Orleans' historic heritage.
PRC's 38th Annual Meeting and Mint Julep Reception
Featuring keynote speaker S. Frederick Starr, Ph.D. more
Renovators' Happy Hour Goes to the Seventh Ward
Visit this charming circa 1842 two-bay Creole Cottage in the Seventh Ward more
12th Annual Ladies in Red: A Red-Hot Jazz Gala
Join us at Generations Hall for an evening of jazz, cocktails and dancing more
First-Time Homebuyer Training - June
Take this course to qualify for exclusive financial incentives for homeownership more
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Surplus Properties Public Hearing on June 12, 2012
2 historic city-owned buildings will likely be declared surplus on June 12: - 2552 Saint Philip Street - Former police station in Treme - 6038 Saint Claude Avenue - Former fire station located in Holy Cross
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Proposed Demolitions: Results for NCDC Hearing on May 7, 2012
Learn what properties were approved and denied for demolition by the Neighborhood Conservation District Committee.
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Fire Station Surplus Sale Approved by City Planning: Additional Building Details Provided
We have new details about the 2 historic fire stations going that will be auctioned by the City at the end of the summer. Learn more on our blog post.
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One-Stop Homeownership Fair Presented by Own the Crescent
Connect face-to-face with housing developers, lenders, counseling agencies, and other... more
Homeownership Campaign Launches to Sell More Homes
A dozen Greater New Orleans Housing Alliance members join forces to market over 400 homes more
PRC Receives Highest Rating for Fiscal Management Under Charity Navigator's New Rating System
PRC is one of only five nonprofits in Louisiana to receive the 4-star rating. more
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Favorite Places in New Orleans
For an upcoming book and magazine feature, we are asking all past and current residents of New Orleans to tell us what your favorite place in New Orleans is and why.
What is your favorite place?
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