Fastest way to reach us: text (504) 252-0853 Office open by appointment only

Homes for rent in New Orleans

See what is available today, take the video tour, check it out on Google Street View, and find out in about two minutes if your household may qualify. No trip to the office needed.

Looking for a home?

Only homes that are available right now are listed. Look at the video and street view first, then answer a few quick questions to see if your household may qualify.

Available homes

Did we contact you about a waitlist?

If you got a letter, call, text or email from us about a Housing Authority of New Orleans (HANO) waitlist, it is not spam. Your name came up.

What to do next

Current resident?

Pay rent and submit maintenance requests in the AppFolio resident portal — the fastest way to get a work order to our maintenance team.

Resident information

How to reach us

Text (504) 252-0853

We have moved to a priority text and email system. Text us any time or email management@noamm.com, and we will reply by text or email. Voicemails are returned by text and email.

Our office at 2420 St. Claude Ave., New Orleans, LA 70117 is open by appointment only. Appointments are for current residents (recertifications and key pickup). Application help is walk-in only — see the box on the right.

Walk-in application help: 1st and 3rd Fridays, 2:00–5:00 p.m.

At our office, 2420 St. Claude Ave., New Orleans, LA 70117. This is the only time we help with applications and HANO paperwork — no appointment needed, and we do not make appointments for application help. Bring your documents.

Next walk-in Fridays:

  • 1st and 3rd Fridays of each month

Need help because of a disability? Ask for a reasonable accommodation.

Open houses

Want to see a home in person? After you have watched the video and looked at the street view, book a spot at an open house. Open houses are held at the home at set times. They are for seeing the home — not for help with an application.

After-hours maintenance emergency?

Call (504) 866-7336 and leave a message saying it is an after-hours emergency. If anyone is in danger, call 911 first.