Changes are Coming for Short-Term Rentals in the Desert
to wait until September 13th to determine if the proposed changes to short-term rentals throughout Riverside County will go into effect.
Life in the Desert
Oswit Land Trust Acquires Mesquite Golf & Country Club
Oswit Land Trust Acquires Mesquite Golf & Country Club. Oswit Land Trust (OLT) purchased the 18-hole, 180-acre Mesquite Golf Course and hopes to turn the course into a nature preserve. The course has deteriorated over the years and was listed for sale.
Why Not Grow Herbs in the Desert?
Why Not Grow Herbs in the Desert? Using fresh herbs when cooking always adds zest and more flavor to your recipe. However, it’s not always easy to run to a local farmers market or grocery store to pick up your favorite herb, so why not grow it yourself? Many herbs thrive here in the desert heat and flourish during winter.
Getting Back to Normal in the Desert
Getting Back to Normal in the Desert. Payrolls jumped a stunning 467,000 jobs in January. Wow!!! That is a huge number folks. Employment levels are getting back to pre-pandemic numbers and that means normalizing rates.
PURCHASING IN AN ASSOCIATION
PURCHASING IN AN ASSOCIATION – IS THERE A DIFFERENCE BUYING A HOME IN AN ASSOCIATION?
If you are thinking about purchasing a home in an Association in the Palm Springs or surrounding areas, there are some things you will want to do BEFORE you sign that offer. You may become the master of the castle, but the Association rules the condo.
Why You Should Know Your Property Lines
From permits to purchases, being able to identify your property lines accurately makes it much easier to complete a project or move forward with a transaction.
Weekly California’s Market Minute
of homes available for sale and a market that isn’t as “red-hot.” And, unlike last year, they may find sellers more motivated to sell.
What Are Your Worse Fears for the Rest of 2022 and Beyond?
ncreasing interest rates and the value of your purchase will continue to increase the longer you own your home. Win – Win.
Saving Water in the Desert
Saving Water in the Desert. Summer in the Desert when average temperatures range between 109 to 110 degrees, very sunny, and very very dry. 2022 is already the driest in California history