1955 N San Clemente Rd
Palm Springs, CA 92262

Palm Springs CA Real Estate Information

Located just 115 miles from Los Angeles CA, the desert playground of Palm Springs has offered endless sunshine and quick getaways to Southern Californians for years. With a convenient modern airport, anyone can come enjoy the golf, shopping, gaming and dining opportunities in this Desert paradise.

Palm Springs real estate represents some of the best over-all retirement/vacation home prices in the otherwise pricey California real estate market.

• The value for the money remains very high when compared to other areas of the state.
• The proximity to the 22 million southern Californians makes it a perpetually popular weekend getaway.
• The warmth of our winters makes it the perfect place to escape the cold and snowy weather in the North.

While many of our visitors and second home owners come from the Pacific Northwest and Canada we are starting to see many more visitors from East of the Mississippi.The ease of arriving by air has greatly increased since the expansion of the convenient Palm Springs International airport. Once a sleepy little, winter vacation spot in the California desert the 7 cities that make up the Coachella valley have blossomed into vibrant year round communities. Palm Springs offers an enviable resort lifestyle that includes over 320 days of Sunshine per year.

Neighborhoods and Architecture: Historic mixes with trendy and new blends with old in the neighborhoods of Palm Springs.  From the ULTRA modern soaring rooflines of the multi-million dollar ALTA neighborhood in South Palm Springs to the more traditional California Ranch style homes of Tahquitz River Estates. Mid Century architecture with pedigrees from the likes of Donald Wexler and Alexander abound in the neighborhoods of Palm Springs. From Deepwell, to Ruth Hardy Park to The Movie Colony, Las Palmas and Little Tuscany.  Palm Springs is truly an architectural jewel box.   

The Future: looks quite bright for Palm Springs.  The 2014/15 Season is starting strong with amazing entertainment on the horizon, larger than ever crowds of visitorsexpected, more flights and lots of new or improved restaurants and shops. 

The city passed a new Tax measure to support a project to redevelop the old Palm Springs Fashion Plaza Mall and opening up a street leading to the front of the Palm Springs Art Museum.  This work is already underway as the entire plaza has been demolished. The Morrison townhomes are finished and the intersection of Amado and Caballeros has a new development of 40+ single family homes called SOL. The Escena development that was stalled is now back up and running offering new homes from new developers, with a modern flair and a popular golf club and restaurant as well.

Good Eats: Culinary delights are expanding rapidly in Palm Springs. Old standbys are remodeling and updating and new places pop up every month it seems. The classy Tropicale continues to delight with amazing cuisine and a chic setting they have opened a supper club next door called the COPA.  The Purple Palm and the "Citron" at the Viceroy hotel also offer amazing culinary experiences. More fine dining can be found at Copley's & Hamburger Marys  is a fun casual experience.  The popular local coffee house Koffi expanded to South Palm Springs (directly across the street from the Biltmore Condos on the corner of Camino Real.) plus they have expanded their original location at Alejo and Palm Canyon Drive. The colorful SAGUARO hotel, corner of Sunrise and HWY 111 has their restaurant Tinto and recently the Smoketree Shopping center revamped the West end of their plaza into a restaurant hub with Giuseppe's, Native foods, PHO 533 and several others. Of course we can't overlook longtime favorites still going strong such as Spencers', Billy Reids', Wangs, Shermans' Deli and Ricks'. One thing is for certain you won't go hungry in Palm Springs