Desert Water Agency Offering Incentives to Your Lawn. Due to the extreme drought we’re in (and it doesn’t seem to be letting up anytime soon), the Coachella Valley Water District is offer a rebate program to remove your green grass which needs to be watered to survive with native plants or astro turf.
Home Insurance Checkup, that is. With home prices and an increase in building supplies, it may be time to check your home insurance to see if you have enough coverage.
Central Air How To’s. Let’s give a very big THANK YOU to Willis Carrier. Who is Willis Carrier? He invented the first electric air conditioning unit in 1902.
August is Clear the Shelters in Coachella Valley! Are you looking for a furry friend and not sure where you can find the new love of your life? Two local animal shelters are participating in the national “Clear the Shelters” program giving you several reasons you should adopt this month.
Robo Calls Aim Homeowners. Do you receive multiple Robo calls per day (or per hour)? It’s aggravating, very annoying, and inconvenient. Every time you answer your phone, it’s either…
The real estate market in the Desert is seeing some changes. Earlier this year and last year, listings were only on the market for hours, with multiple offers and, many times, no contingencies or inspections. Wild times and you’re lucky if the seller accepted your offer.
Money-Saving Household Habits. Conservation is not only good when wanting to save money, but it also helps with saving energy and leaving a smaller carbon footprint.
to wait until September 13th to determine if the proposed changes to short-term rentals throughout Riverside County will go into effect.
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? 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.