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NEW ORLEANS, LA—In keeping with Mayor Mitch Landrieu’s commitment to eradicate 10,000 blighted or vacant properties by 2014, over 20 blighted properties will be up for sale at four Sheriff sale auctions on February 2, February 9, February 16, and February 23, 2012. The auctions will take place at 12 noon in the first floor lobby of the Civil District Court. The Landrieu administration has prioritized code lien foreclosure Sheriff sale auctions in its blight eradication strategy as it is the most cost-effective way to seize and then return blighted properties back into commerce. Unlike tax sales and sales of adjudicated properties, Sheriff sales have no redemptive period. The starting bid for each property is generally two-thirds of its appraised value. Upon successfully bidding on the property, the successful bidder must immediately provide the Sheriff’s office ten percent (10%) of the purchase price paid in cash, money order, cashiers or certified check (no personal checks are accepted), plus their name, address, phone number, marital status and social security number. “We continue to make great progress in our fight against blight by auctioning off these blighted properties,” said Mayor Landrieu. “Sheriff’s sales are a really important tool for us in both bringing properties back into commerce and for collecting blight liens.” It has been just over one year since Mayor Landrieu announced a new, aggressive blight strategy aimed at reducing blighted properties by 10,000 by 2014. Since then, the City has conducted over 28,000 inspections, demolished 2,280 blighted units, moved over 1000 properties to code lien foreclosure, and collected over $1.5 million in blight liens and fines. The City has also held nearly 30 BlightStat performance management meetings. For more questions about the Sheriff sale process and photos of the properties (when available), please visit www.civilsheriff.com. The City also maintains a list of properties set for sale, which can be viewed at data.nola.gov. The following properties will be auctioned in February: February 2: 4408-10 S. Carrollton 3727-29 Constance 617 Tupelo 2733-35 St. Peter 3533 Danneel 1624 Deslonde February 9: 4848 Bonita 4808 Dodt 3500 Cecil 4533 Skyview 2825-27 Spain 4545 Downman 1941 N. Johnson 4001 McFarland 1217-19 Nunez 3625 N. Galvez 432 S. Scott 11289 Waverly 3327-29 Annunciation February 16: 1443 N. Roman 3611 Marais 2701 S. Liberty 2226 Franklin February 23: 7580 Pineridge Ct. 812-14 Forstall 1620 Farragut
NEW ORLEANS, LA—In keeping with Mayor Mitch Landrieu’s commitment to eradicate 10,000 blighted or vacant properties by 2014, over 20 blighted properties will be up for sale at four Sheriff sale auctions on February 2, February 9, February 16, and February 23, 2012. The auctions will take place at 12 noon in the first floor lobby of the Civil District Court.
The Landrieu administration has prioritized code lien foreclosure Sheriff sale auctions in its blight eradication strategy as it is the most cost-effective way to seize and then return blighted properties back into commerce. Unlike tax sales and sales of adjudicated properties, Sheriff sales have no redemptive period.
The starting bid for each property is generally two-thirds of its appraised value. Upon successfully bidding on the property, the successful bidder must immediately provide the Sheriff’s office ten percent (10%) of the purchase price paid in cash, money order, cashiers or certified check (no personal checks are accepted), plus their name, address, phone number, marital status and social security number.
“We continue to make great progress in our fight against blight by auctioning off these blighted properties,” said Mayor Landrieu. “Sheriff’s sales are a really important tool for us in both bringing properties back into commerce and for collecting blight liens.”
It has been just over one year since Mayor Landrieu announced a new, aggressive blight strategy aimed at reducing blighted properties by 10,000 by 2014. Since then, the City has conducted over 28,000 inspections, demolished 2,280 blighted units, moved over 1000 properties to code lien foreclosure, and collected over $1.5 million in blight liens and fines. The City has also held nearly 30 BlightStat performance management meetings.
For more questions about the Sheriff sale process and photos of the properties (when available), please visit www.civilsheriff.com. The City also maintains a list of properties set for sale, which can be viewed at data.nola.gov.
The following properties will be auctioned in February:
February 2:
4408-10 S. Carrollton
3727-29 Constance
617 Tupelo
2733-35 St. Peter
3533 Danneel
1624 Deslonde
February 9:
4848 Bonita
4808 Dodt
3500 Cecil
4533 Skyview
2825-27 Spain
4545 Downman
1941 N. Johnson
4001 McFarland
1217-19 Nunez
3625 N. Galvez
432 S. Scott
11289 Waverly
3327-29 Annunciation
February 16:
1443 N. Roman
3611 Marais
2701 S. Liberty
2226 Franklin
February 23:
7580 Pineridge Ct.
812-14 Forstall
1620 Farragut
Page last updated: January 31, 2012