Palm Springs City & Real Estate Information
- Year Incorporated: 1938
- Population: 48,040
- Median Age: 56
- Median Household Income: $67,451
- City Website: http://www.PalmSpringsCa.gov
When the Southern Pacific Railroad completed its route through the California desert more than 100 years ago, an oasis of palm trees, natural waterfalls and hot mineral springs at the base of towering mountains became accessible to travelers. Thus began the tourism industry in Palm Springs–birthplace to today’s desert resort living in the Coachella Valley.
As the western gateway of the Coachella Valley, Palm Springs draws visitors from all over the world with its beautiful landscape, rich culture, fine restaurants, spectacular resorts, outstanding attractions, and prosperous business climate.
Incorporated in 1938, Palm Springs offers residents and visitors the culture, sophistication, and opportunity usually reserved for large metropolitan areas. An attractive destination for visitors and many who will make Palm Springs their home, the city is enriched with culture, history, and more importantly a strong sense of community.
Real Estate Opportunities
Real Estate For Sale in Palm Springs includes a mix of what's old and new. Styles include mid-century modern, Santa Barbara, contemporary and Spanish mission. Popular luxury home areas in non-golf communities include Vista Las Palmas, Old Las Palmas and The Mesa.
A number of newer Palm Springs condo developments are available, many within walking distance of the downtown area. Homes and condos for sale in Palm Springs have been increasingly popular since the re-birth of mid-century modern homes in the '90's.
Newer golf and country club communities within Palm Springs include Escana and Monte Sereno.