Found 9 blog entries tagged as Coachella Valley real estate.

There are a few telltale signs that you’re in a hot real estate market. Homes are selling quickly, and for above the asking prices, sellers are entertaining multiple cash bids, and there are relatively few homes on the market.
These signs and more tell us that the country is shifting toward a seller’s market, and the Palm Springs real estate market is no exception. The Palm Springs real estate market has always enjoyed some popularity thanks to the beautiful weather, stunning homes, and abundant luxury amenities. Still, now things are beginning to heat up.
So, your work is cut out if you’re looking to buy a home in Palm Springs or anywhere in the Coachella Valley real estate market. You may already have experienced the frustration of seeing a promising…

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blue chair, living room of Kaufmann desert house in Palm Springs, CA

Imagine owning a venerated and historically significant artwork. Imagine owning a venerated and historically significant artwork you can live in.
Well, such an artwork is currently for sale in Palm Springs: The Kaufmann House, also known as The Kaufmann Desert House.
Designed by renowned architect Richard Neutra, The Kaufmann House is rightly regarded as a significant feature in America’s artistic history and a highly desirable luxury home in one of California’s most sought-after property markets.

Browse Through All Available Palm Springs Mid-Century Modern Homes!

A Piece of Palm Springs Architectural History

Designed and built between 1946 and 1947, The Kaufmann House was commissioned by Edgar J. Kaufmann, who made his fortune in the…

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windmills in california's coachella valley near Palm SpringsThe desert playground of the Coachella Valley is a renowned vacation destination for many types of travelers - from sunshine seekers to hiking enthusiasts to music festival goers and more.

Highlighted by Palm Springs—the most well-known city in the area and attracts around 1.6 million tourists yearly—there are plenty of obvious reasons to visit the valley. Still, there's a lot more you'll need to know if you plan on living here full-time or buying a vacation home.

It's great to explore the foothills of the San Jacinto Mountains or soak up the sun by a swimming pool, but many visitors to Palm Springs don't have an in-depth knowledge of the entire area. With that being said, here's a bit more info on everything you should know about the Coachella…

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sunset over the coachella valley, near Palms Springs, California

One of the things that Palm Springs is known for is its sweeping desert landscapes. All along the stark Coachella Valley, rugged mountains rise on every side, accentuating the glitzy lights and muted plains below.

  • Taking in these views is one of the best activities in Palm Springs, so if you’re visiting or living in the valley, check out at least one of these amazing vista points for surveying the awe-inspiring beauty of the Coachella Valley.

1) Keys View, Joshua Tree

Keys View is arguably the best spot for panoramic views of the Coachella Valley. However, it is probably the hardest to get to from the valley of all the spots on this list.
Keys View is located in the beautiful Joshua Tree National Park at the crest of the Little San…

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Palm Springs Architects: The Masters of Mid-Century Modern Design - Part 3

This is Part 3 of our three-part series on the most influential architects in the history of Palm Springs Real Estate. Each one of these professionals brought their own style, as well as the styles of others, to bear on the area. Their architectural influence has made an indelible mark on Palm Springs and Coachella Valley real estate.  Please click on the links below to go straight to the architect you'd like to read about. Enjoy!

  • E. Stewart Williams: He's Everywhere
  • Donald Wexler: Steel & Glass
  • Albert Frey: The Desert Modernist

E. Stewart Williams: He’s Everywhere

E. Stewart Williams Palm Springs ArchitectBorn over a century ago, in 1909, architect E. Stewart Williams's work has helped shape modern…

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Southern California TurbinesThere's more than what meets the eye in Palm Springs. Thinking of a weekend getaway? You'd be surprised at what all this desert oasis offers vacationers, other than sparkling pools and verdant fairways.
Showing off great variety in the mid-century modern architecture front and known as the date fruit capital in the world, the following are just some of the things visitors to Palm Springs can do.

Wander Through the Farmers Market

Here, visitors and residents can discover the best and freshest locally-grown produce at a reasonable price. Visit the area adjacent to Camelot Theatres from 8:00 am to 12:30 pm during the summer and at 230 E. Baristo Road from October to June.

Take Part in the Village Gallery Walk

Pleasant afternoons can be spent…

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Couple Relaxes in Palm Springs Vacation Home

Summer is well on its way, and you know what that means: a much-needed vacation.

Everyone deserves a nice vacation now and then. And for that, no place is better than Palm Springs.

As one of the most popular tourist cities in the world, Palm Springs is known for its luxury vacation homes and the all-around merry atmosphere. And with something to do for everybody, the place is perfect for some sun, sand and relaxation. But before you call me about the numerous available vacation homes, perhaps there are some things you should know about buying real estate in Palm Springs.

Before You Buy a Vacation Home in Palm Springs

Know Your Budget

As with any tourist city, Palm Springs can also be a little pricey if you don't have the right budget.…

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Palm Springs Couple Walks Down City Street

As a realtor in Palm Springs who has lived here for a long time, I'm often asked this question, "Why do I think Palm Springs is so perfect?"

So, to give all minds some rest, I list five reasons I think Palm Springs is the perfect spot for a relaxing vacation.

5 Reasons to Love Palm Springs

House Call

Palm Springs' star-studded list of former and current residents is enough for many who want to see how the other half lives. Located in the private acres in Rancho Mirage, you can get the chance to check out the homes of some of the rich and famous. That includes names like Richard Nixon and Ronald Reagan. Many of these homes are open to the public for tours. All you have to do is pay a minimal fee for a tour, and you're good to go.

Foodie…

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Palm Springs Luxury Real Estate

Imagine this. You walk into your luxury estate in Palm Springs, ready to party. All you have to do is drop off your luggage and join the crowds in the street. But then you look out into the backyard and spot your pool, pristine and sublime. Suddenly, you realize how tired you are, and stripping down, you jump straight into the crystal blue water, immersing yourself in its hedonistic glory.
Having a pool in your Palm Springs home is a luxury. And although almost 85% of homes for sale in Palm Springs do have pools, having one which is exactly how you like it isn't so common. As a realtor in Palm Springs, I get my fair share of clients who inquire about the perfect pool. So, to start, I will tell you a bit about the styles you can expect from pools in…

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