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Our first experience with In-N-Out Burger was not in Palm Springs but near the Ontario Airport exit as we were coming home to Palm Springs. We saw an impressive number of cars lined up under the iconic yellow arrow, and we were enticed to join them. We soon gave our order at the call in box and inched our way up to the take out window. "Would you...
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Our Canadian neighbors to the north, our snowbirds, make-up such a large part of the buying population in Palm Springs, we often hear the question – How long can I stay in Palm Springs, and can I stay through the frigid Canadian winter months?
The conventional wisdom is that Canadians can stay about six months; that is generally accepted to b...
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A recent New York Times Travel Section article on July 4, 2010, entitled 12 Unexpected History Trips, features a visit to retro Palm Springs. If you are nostalgic about the good old days in the 40's and 50's when Palm Springs became the Playground of the Stars, the article gives you a list of places you must go to capture the feelings of that e...
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As a follow up to my blog of June 16, 2010,* here is some really good news for a lot of prospective homebuyers in Palm Springs and other communities across the nation. Talk about your nail-biter scenario!
Just picture the approximately 180,000 buyers with a contract in process, patiently watching as our legislators in Washington dithered around wit...
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Here is a follow up to my blog on November 6, 2009 entitled Good News on First Time Home Credit about the then recently enacted extension of the first time homebuyers credit. As that article explained, the homebuyer credit originally established in early 2009 was extended until June 30, 2010. The extension was a good move and did help boost home sa...
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This is a follow-up to my April 30th Blog entitled, Canadian Loonie Reaches Parity with Our Greenback, What a Great Time to Buy Real Estate in Palm Springs. At that time, I discussed the fact that the Canadian dollar was reaching parity with the U.S. dollar, and how, it was a very good moment to buy south of the border – the Canadian border, ...
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