No agent has claimed a Louisiana market on GayMoves yet, so we list no agents here. The markets below are places other LGBTQ+ real estate sources cover; claim yours to open it.
Every market is open: no verified agents and no agent counts until a real agent claims it.
Headline figures from the sourced city data. A dash means no sourced value. Open each city for sources and dates.
| City | Population | Median rent | Venue records | Avg temp | Sourced blocks | Indexed |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Baton Rouge | 222,771 | $1,067/mo | – | 68.5°F | 4 of 6 | Yes |
| Covington | 11,658 | $1,396/mo | – | 67°F | 4 of 6 | Yes |
| Lafayette | 121,715 | $1,100/mo | – | 69.4°F | 4 of 6 | Yes |
| Metairie | 139,729 | $1,175/mo | 3 | 70.5°F | 5 of 6 | Yes |
| New Orleans | 371,853 | $1,251/mo | 5 | 70.9°F | 5 of 6 | Yes |
| Shreveport | 180,982 | $987/mo | 2 | 66.6°F | 5 of 6 | Yes |
Claiming starts a 30-day Pro trial with no card, and the first 25 agents to claim a city get 90 days instead. After the trial Pro is $39 a month for up to 20 cities, and the Free plan stays free. Claiming means your own verified profile: no one is listed here on your behalf.
Step 1: Claim the market
An agent who serves Louisiana verifies their license and claims it. Nothing is listed until a real agent does.
Step 2: The page fills in
Verified agents, neighborhoods and reviews replace this open-market notice as they are added.
Step 3: Until then
Buyers and sellers can send a match request. We say plainly when no verified agent serves the place yet.
Not yet verified. Louisiana is an open market: no agent has claimed it, so we show no agents and no counts rather than invent them. GayMoves never lists an agent for a place they have not chosen to serve.
Claiming starts a 30-day Pro trial with no card; the first 25 agents to claim a city get 90 days instead. After that, Pro is $39 a month for up to 20 cities, and the Free plan stays free. Routed deals carry an outside referral fee (25% on Pro) on the gross commission before your brokerage split, only on leads we route to you. These are proposed terms, not yet market-tested.
We have not published a reviewed summary for Louisiana yet, so we will not guess. Check the state civil rights agency and local ordinances, and ask a local attorney before you rely on any summary.
6 markets, all open: Baton Rouge, Covington, Lafayette, Metairie, New Orleans and more. Each shows the nearest other markets and how to claim it.