Areas we serve

Every corner of the Coachella Valley

Permits, water, HOAs and housing stock change from one city to the next. Pick your community to see what matters there.

West valley

Palm Springs, Cathedral City and the wind-swept north end: mid-century homes, condos and the valley's hardest water.

  • Palm Springs

    Incorporated city, 1938 · ZIP 92262, 92264

    Mid-century modern capital: about 2,200 Alexander Construction Co. homes (post-and-beam, clerestory windows, butterfly roofs), 1920s–30s Spanish Revival and adobe, and 1970s–80s condo complexes. 80% of housing units were built before 1990.

    Permits: City of Palm Springs Building & Safety

  • Desert Hot Springs

    Incorporated city, 1963 · ZIP 92240

    Mixed infill across thousands of 1950s-platted lots: 1950s–60s spa-era cottages, 1980s–2000s tract homes and newer master-planned homes. Sits 5–7°F cooler than the valley floor, with wind and blowing sand from the pass.

    Permits: City of Desert Hot Springs Building & Safety

  • Cathedral City

    Incorporated city, 1981 · ZIP 92234, 92235

    1970s–80s country-club condos and attached homes, 1950s–60s small homes in the Cove, 1980s–2000s tracts and mobile home parks. During Hurricane Hilary (2023), floodwater entered a nursing home here.

    Permits: City of Cathedral City Building & Safety

  • Sky Valley

    Unincorporated Riverside County · ZIP 92241

    Manufactured homes, hot-mineral RV and 55+ resort parks and rural lots at about 1,000 feet of elevation. Nearly 30% of homes are seasonal.

    Permits: Riverside County TLMA Building & Safety (unincorporated area)

  • North Palm Springs

    Unincorporated Riverside County · ZIP 92258

    Scattered rural homes and manufactured homes among industrial and wind-energy land north of I-10, with the valley's strongest wind and blowing sand.

    Permits: Riverside County TLMA Building & Safety (unincorporated area)

Mid valley

Rancho Mirage, Palm Desert, Indian Wells and the communities around them: country clubs, HOAs and second homes.

  • Rancho Mirage

    Incorporated city, 1973 · ZIP 92270

    1950s–60s mid-century custom homes (72 structures on the city's historic register as of 2021), 1970s–80s country-club condos and estates, and 2020s Del Webb homes. Median resident age is 66.

    Permits: City of Rancho Mirage Building & Safety

  • Thousand Palms

    Unincorporated Riverside County · ZIP 92276

    1970s–90s manufactured homes and modest single-family homes, with 2000s tract pockets. Blowing sand from the preserve dunes is a fact of life.

    Permits: Riverside County TLMA Building & Safety (unincorporated area)

  • Palm Desert

    Incorporated city, 1973 · ZIP 92260, 92211

    1950s–60s small homes in Palma Village and the south cove, 1960s Palm Desert Country Club homes, 1970s–80s country-club condos and 1990s–2000s tracts. 66% of housing units were built before 1990, and 27% are seasonal homes.

    Permits: City of Palm Desert Building & Safety

  • Indian Wells

    Incorporated city, 1967 · ZIP 92210

    1950s–60s custom club homes, 1970s–90s luxury estates and condos, and 2000s Toscana. This is the valley's upscale kitchen tier.

    Permits: City of Indian Wells Building Division

  • Bermuda Dunes

    Unincorporated Riverside County · ZIP 92203

    1960s–70s club homes, 1980s–2000s tract homes and some estate lots.

    Permits: Riverside County TLMA Building & Safety (unincorporated area)

  • Indio Hills

    Unincorporated Riverside County · ZIP 92241

    Rural homes on large lots and manufactured homes at about 1,000 feet; 92% of homes were built before 1990. Many properties use septic systems.

    Permits: Riverside County TLMA Building & Safety (unincorporated area)

East valley

La Quinta to the Salton Sea: newer tracts, equestrian estates, farm towns and bilingual neighborhoods.

  • La Quinta

    Incorporated city, 1982 · ZIP 92253

    Grew from 4,200 residents in 1980 to 37,558 in 2020, so 48% of homes were built in 2000 or later: 1980s–90s PGA West condos, 2000s tracts and small 1930s–80s Cove homes against the mountains.

    Permits: City of La Quinta Design & Development / Building

  • Indio

    Incorporated city, 1930 · ZIP 92201, 92203

    Older 1940s–60s homes near downtown, 1980s–90s golf communities and large 2000s master-planned growth: half of all homes were built in 2000 or later.

    Permits: City of Indio Building & Safety

  • Coachella

    Incorporated city, 1946 · ZIP 92236

    Older 1950s–80s single-family homes, large 2000s–2020s tracts on former farmland, and mobile homes on the outskirts. Half of homes were built in 2000 or later.

    Permits: City of Coachella Development Services / Building

  • Thermal

    Unincorporated Riverside County · ZIP 92274

    Rural farm homes and manufactured homes, plus new villas at The Thermal Club.

    Permits: Riverside County TLMA Building & Safety (unincorporated area)

  • Mecca

    Unincorporated Riverside County · ZIP 92254

    Older modest homes, farmworker housing and manufactured homes in an agricultural town more than 150 feet below sea level.

    Permits: Riverside County TLMA Building & Safety (unincorporated area)

  • Vista Santa Rosa

    Unincorporated Riverside County · ZIP 92274

    Equestrian and estate ranches, farm homes and newer luxury compounds below sea level.

    Permits: Riverside County TLMA Building & Safety (unincorporated area)

  • Oasis

    Unincorporated Riverside County · ZIP 92274

    Manufactured-home parks, farmworker housing and date ranches at the eastern foot of the Santa Rosa Mountains, 141 feet below sea level.

    Permits: Riverside County TLMA Building & Safety (unincorporated area)

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