New Orleans center opens 10 years after hurricane

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New Orleans center opens 10 years after hurricane

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Magnolia Marketplace, a $24.4 million shopping center, has opened in New Orleans, 10 years after the city was ravaged by Hurricane Katrina – and in some ways, because of it. The land had been a public housing development, and while the city council pushed for years to redevelop the land as retail, national chains initially refused to consider the property.  Read The Times-Picayune story here

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