DICK SAKOWICZ
REALTOR ®, SRES ®
DRE Lic. # 01719083

dick@dicksakowicz.com
Direct: (760) 861-0952
Fax: (760) 674-3717
www.dicksakowicz.com

 

501 S Palm Canyon Drive
Palm Springs, CA 92264

 

Palm Springs

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Palm Springs is the magical desert resort city, known world-wide as the "Playground of the Stars" in the 50's and 60's. Many celebrities still have homes in the greater Palm Springs area. Palm Springs itself is a relatively small city with a really big reputation. Its legacy, amenities, and cachet are usually reserved for large, metropolitan cities, but people here take it all in stride. Palm Springs is the fourth largest city in the valley, with a population of approximately 45,000.

Palm Springs lies at the foot of one of Southern California's most majestic mountain peaks, the 10,834 ft. Mount San Jacinto, whose eastern flank literally abuts the downtown and dominates our western skyline. Located approximately 110 miles east of Los Angeles, Palm Springs is home to many resorts with champion quality golf courses. Swimming, tennis, horseback riding, and hiking in the desert and mountain areas are other major activities available here year around.

If the sporting life isn't of interest and you get tired of lying around the pool, there are still plenty of other attractions to occupy your time, including several seasonal stage shows, 24 hour casino gaming, art galleries, numerous restaurants and night clubs and, of course, shopping. Every Thursday evening the main downtown thoroughfare, Palm Canyon Drive, is transformed into a street fair called "Village Fest", featuring ethnic delicacies, a Farmers Market, crafts, music, and all sorts of other entertainment. On the first Friday of every month there is a free art walk called, not surprisingly, "First Friday", with many art galleries offering wine and cheese to entice customers to stop in and shop. So, for a "small town", there is a lot going on.

With more than 350 days of sunshine per year and warm, mild winters, our weather is really the biggest draw. It is not at all unusual in the winter to swim on a balmy 80 degree day, while looking up at freshly fallen snow on the peaks of the San Jacinto Mountains. With all of this to offer, Palm Springs is truly a magical place to call home, a place to take a deep breath at the end of the day, and relax.

The median housing price for Palm Springs is $374,500 (in zip code 92262) and $405,000 (in zip code 92264).

 
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