1910 Magazine St

Magazine Street is one of the few retail corridors in America that people plan a trip around. Six miles of independent boutiques, galleries, antique dealers, and chef-driven restaurants run from the Central Business District through the Lower Garden District and the Irish Channel toward Audubon Park. Shoppers walk it. Tourists ask for it by name. National brands have spent years trying to find a door on it.

1910 Magazine Street offers 2,635 square feet across two stories in the 1900 block, at the seam between the Lower Garden District and the Irish Channel. It has operated as a restaurant and bar, and it is set up for an operator to continue that use: a full bar on the first floor and a second full bar upstairs, with the second floor working as a private dining room, event space, or overflow seating.

For a retail brand, the same layout reads differently. A bar on the second floor is a VIP room. It is a members' lounge, a fitting-and-champagne floor, a trunk show space, a clienteling suite. Retailers on Magazine Street compete on experience, not square footage, and very few of them have a second story with a bar already plumbed and built.

Ownership is prepared to white box the space for a qualified retail tenant. Bring your own design team and take the shell.

• 2,635 SF gross building area across two floors
• 1,627 SF site (0.037 acres), rectangular lot, Lot D, Square 137, Fourth Municipal District
• Full bar on the first floor and a second full bar on the second floor
• White box delivery available for retail tenants
• Zoned HU-B1, Historic Urban Neighborhood Business District
• FEMA Flood Zone X500, outside the special flood hazard area
• Walkable Magazine Street retail and dining corridor with strong pedestrian and tourist traffic
• Minutes from the Warehouse District, the Central Business District, and the St. Charles Avenue streetcar line