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Adjudicated property is land or buildings taken into public ownership after years of unpaid property taxes.
In New Orleans, thousands of lots remain vacant—not because they are unusable, but because the process to redeem them is confusing, fragmented, and rarely explained to the public.
This platform exists to change that.
Through research, public records, and plain-language education, we make adjudicated property understandable and actionable—for owners, heirs, buyers, and neighborhoods.
Services & Resources
Public Education > Property Research > Community Knowledge
1735 provides public education and research services related to adjudicated, abandoned, and blighted property in New Orleans. Our work helps residents, heirs, researchers, and community stakeholders better understand property systems that often feel inaccessible or overwhelming.
Important:
1735 does not provide legal advice, legal representation, or acquisition guarantees. All services are educational and research-based.
Redeem Adjudicated Property Guide
A Public Education Guide for New Orleans Residents
This digital guide explains adjudicated property in plain language and helps you understand timelines, terminology, and common pitfalls—so you can move forward with clarity.
Included: Step-by-step process overview, key terms, worksheets, and research organization tools.
Preliminary Property Profile Report
In-Depth Research with Citations
The PPR is designed for journalists, nonprofits, heirs, and developers who need deeper documentation. It includes a detailed research narrative, contextual analysis, and a source list for transparency.
Best for: Professional use, organizational planning, or academic work.
Property Snapshot Report
A Research-Based Overview of One Property
Not sure what you’re looking at yet?
The Property Snapshot Report provides a clear summary of publicly available information—ownership history, adjudication/tax status, and a timeline of key property events.
Best for: Residents, heirs, and first-time researchers who need a starting point.
RAP Educational Consultation (30 Minutes)
Ask Informed Questions. Leave with Clarity.
This prepaid, time-bound consultation helps you understand adjudicated property concepts and how to navigate public records. You will receive clear explanations and a recommended next-step pathway based on what you share.