How much notice is required for a rent increase in New Orleans?

Louisiana requires at least 10 days written notice before raising rent.

New Orleans, LouisianaLast reviewed April 2026

Rent increase rules in New Orleans

Louisiana has no statewide rent cap. New Orleans has no local cap; only 10 days written notice is required before a month-to-month period ends.

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State rules that apply in New Orleans

No statewide rent cap. Notice rules vary by lease term — month-to-month requires only 10 days written notice before period ends. Required notice: 10 days.

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Southeast Louisiana Legal Services (opens in new tab)

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La. Civ. Code Art. 2728 (opens in new tab)

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