The authors of a monthly housing report write that home prices have remained stable over the last twelve months and suggest that potential interest rate cuts could reinvigorate the market.
The owners of PalmSprings.com hope the site will earn top dollar as it goes on the market for the first time in nearly 30 years. History shows that's possible.
The comprehensive parking study, which is different from a similar one conducted three years ago, aims to examine a range of issues related to parking in Palm Springs' bustling downtown area.
"It's not about making money. It's not about becoming millionaires. ... We just love what we do. And we want to be able to have a positive impact and be a positive influence in the community.”
With only two fewer active licenses in the city since a moratorium was first imposed last fall, retailers say there's still well over the number needed to level the playing field.
Inspired by the humans she's helped, Claire Rogers is embarking on a hybrid business model to not only support cats, but to aid humans with invisible disabilities as she expands the cafe's offerings.
During a re-opening celebration Friday, company leaders and local preservationists touted the cooperation that resulted in a uniquely Palm Springs project.
Recent headlines that claim the city's housing market was hurt by updated vacation rental rules don't tell the full story. Prices did drop dramatically in places, but other factors were at play.
Palm Springs has permitted more than 30 cannabis retailers to operate in the city, with more currently in the permit process. The result is roughly one dispensary per every 1,600 residents.
Palm Springs has permitted 33 cannabis retailers to operate in the city, 27 of which are operational. That means there’s about one dispensary per every 2,100 residents, one of the highest saturation levels in the state.
Palm Springs Charcuterie's Adam Leemon, a sommelier by trade, noticed picnics were missing from the activity at local parks. He set out to change that and got help at City Hall.
In fiscal year 2020/2021, retail cannabis tax revenue in Palm Springs was $4.4 million. In the 2021/2022 fiscal year, that number was $4.1 million. In the current fiscal year, revenue sits at $3.2 million.
