■ Approved CUP 19-07 for 25,641 SF 4-Tenant 2-story cannabis facility■ Desert Hot Springs is the #1 location in Southern California withover 1,500 acres zoned for unlimited cannabis cultivation, extraction,and manufacturing with CUP■ Ideally located next to Palm Springs and has convenient I-10 accessto serve all Southern California■ Located near Coachillin' Cannabis Park, the largest master-plannedindustrial cultivation and ancillary canna-business park in the UnitedStates■ No Manufacturing Tax in the City of Desert Hot Springs
Courtesy: Credent Real Estate
Courtesy: Credent Real Estate
Courtesy: Credent Real Estate
4 contiguous parcels in Riverside County and adjacent to the City of Desert Hot Springs. W-2 zoning. Great property for a large residential project. APN's 657-190-006, 657-190-017, 657-190-002, 657-160-008.
4 contiguous parcels in Riverside County and adjacent to the City of Desert Hot Springs. W-2 zoning. Great property for a large residential project. APN's 657-190-006, 657-190-017, 657-190-002, 657-160-008.
Courtesy: HomeSmart Professionals
This property was burnt down use to have a duplex now its land ,the buyer can use his imagination and build to suit. It was a existing home so all amenities were there from light ,water ,electric but new owner will have to find out details from city.
Rare residential zoning, with utilities in the street, on 5 acre property that can be subdivided or used as an estate. There is power, water, and sewer on Mission Lakes Blvd fronting the property. Not in a conservation area but surrounded by other properties that are conserved. Great time to invest, develop, or land bank
Rare residential zoning, with utilities in the street, on 5 acre property that can be subdivided or used as an estate. There is power, water, and sewer on Mission Lakes Blvd fronting the property. Not in a conservation area but surrounded by other properties that are conserved. Great time to invest, develop, or land bank
Near across Skyborne - a 2,010 home master planned community. This area is experiencing rapid growth. Just one mile south of Highland Falls, a 970 acre - 3,700 unit planned community. Easy access to Highway 62 and Interstate-10. Pierson Boulevard is one of the main streets in Desert Hot Springs with 20,000 cars per day.
Near across Skyborne - a 2,010 home master planned community. This area is experiencing rapid growth. Just one mile south of Highland Falls, a 970 acre - 3,700 unit planned community. Easy access to Highway 62 and Interstate-10. Pierson Boulevard is one of the main streets in Desert Hot Springs with 20,000 cars per day.
The subject prime 4.24 rare zoned acres on Pierson Boulevard (600 feet of frontage) provides the opportunity for up to 64 multi-family units and/or commercial near new major developments including the 2,000+ residential home Skyborne Masterplan. The City of Desert Hot Springs is booming, not only because of the current flee to well-located suburban markets with affordable housing, but also because of the fast growing cannabis industry in the city which is 'ground-zero' here for the state of California. The City of Desert Hot Springs was one of the first cities to adopt pro-cannabis development policies including cultivation, manufacturing, distribution, and retail - which has just recently brought in thousands of brand new jobs to the city (which also creates a higher demand for new single & multi-family development), and millions of dollars of new tax revenue to the city. With the major new increased growth and advancement in city finances and jobs, the city has been awarded an 'A+' rating (by California State Auditor), and Desert Hot Springs is now considered one of the most financially stable cities in the state.
The subject prime 4.24 rare zoned acres on Pierson Boulevard (600 feet of frontage) provides the opportunity for up to 64 multi-family units and/or commercial near new major developments including the 2,000+ residential home Skyborne Masterplan. The City of Desert Hot Springs is booming, not only because of the current flee to well-located suburban markets with affordable housing, but also because of the fast growing cannabis industry in the city which is 'ground-zero' here for the state of California. The City of Desert Hot Springs was one of the first cities to adopt pro-cannabis development policies including cultivation, manufacturing, distribution, and retail - which has just recently brought in thousands of brand new jobs to the city (which also creates a higher demand for new single & multi-family development), and millions of dollars of new tax revenue to the city. With the major new increased growth and advancement in city finances and jobs, the city has been awarded an 'A+' rating (by California State Auditor), and Desert Hot Springs is now considered one of the most financially stable cities in the state.
Courtesy: First Western Properties
Courtesy: Century 21 Adams & Barnes
Offered for sale are two contiguous parcels of land (parcels 7 and 8) totaling 2.64 acres. During 2020, the City of Desert Hot Springs rezoned the 5 parcels between Rolling Hills Drive to the west and Sonora Drive to the east, from residential low-density to Neighborhood Commercial-creating a rare commercial location in this part of the city. As the population continues to grow, this location will be ideal for a strip center/fast food neighborhood retail center. Listing Broker also has parcels 10 and 12 for sale. In speaking with the Building and Planning Department, the city is opened minded to proposals for Neighborhood Commercial/Retail Use. Prospective buyers to check with the city for proposed commercial use. Great future opportunity!
This a one of two adjacent primo 2.27 acres [4.54 acres total] frontage parcels; 668 ft. on the positive slope of the northside of Hacienda Ave and 303 ft. on Verbena Dr.; for a 270 Southwesterly view scape of Coachella Valley: San Jacinto Mountains and the entrance to the San Gorgonio Pass. Both parcels are zoned R-VS-H [Residential/Visitors-Service-High Density] Hot water spa, Hotel, or 14 Residential units] with 120-125 mineral springs at a depth of 300 ft., and utilities up to property. With a variance-of-use [petition City to amend General Plan] 56 to 60 townhomes on the two lots. Noting that a precedence has be set as the City Council granted Hacienda Hills development a variance of used to build 60 townhomes [completed 08/31/2009] within the 642-081-parcel block. Extra! Desert Hot Springs has been designated an Opportunity Zone [developers can defer or eliminate capital gain taxes up to 39% per million tax credit over 7 years], the California Business and Economic development Go-Biz initiative is offering income tax credit to business], and these parcels are in that opportunity zone. Albeit, this 4.54 acres represents unmatched Economic Opportunity for an astute developer!
This a one of two adjacent primo 2.27 acres [4.54 acres total] frontage parcels; 668 ft. on the positive slope of the northside of Hacienda Ave and 303 ft. on Verbena Dr.; for a 270 Southwesterly view scape of Coachella Valley: San Jacinto Mountains and the entrance to the San Gorgonio Pass. Both parcels are zoned R-VS-H [Residential/Visitors-Service-High Density] Hot water spa, Hotel, or 14 Residential units] with 120-125 mineral springs at a depth of 300 ft., and utilities up to property. With a variance-of-use [petition City to amend General Plan] 56 to 60 townhomes on the two lots. Noting that a precedence has be set as the City Council granted Hacienda Hills development a variance of used to build 60 townhomes [completed 08/31/2009] within the 642-081-parcel block. Extra! Desert Hot Springs has been designated an Opportunity Zone [developers can defer or eliminate capital gain taxes up to 39% per million tax credit over 7 years], the California Business and Economic development Go-Biz initiative is offering income tax credit to business], and these parcels are in that opportunity zone. Albeit, this 4.54 acres represents unmatched Economic Opportunity for an astute developer!
This a one of two adjacent primo 2.27 acres [4.54 acres total] frontage parcels; 668 ft. on the positive slope of the northside of Hacienda Ave and 303 ft. on Verbena Dr.; for a 270 Southwesterly view scape of Coachella Valley: San Jacinto Mountains and the entrance to the San Gorgonio Pass. Both parcels are zoned R-VS-H [Residential/Visitors-Service-High Density] Hot water spa, Hotel, or 14 Residential units] with 120-125 mineral springs at a depth of 300 ft., and utilities up to property. With a variance-of-use [petition City to amend General Plan] 56 to 60 townhomes on the two lots. Noting that a precedence has be set as the City Council granted Hacienda Hills development a variance of used to build 60 townhomes [completed 08/31/2009] within the 642-081-parcel block. Extra! Desert Hot Springs has been designated an Opportunity Zone [developers can defer or eliminate capital gain taxes up to 39% per million tax credit over 7 years], the California Business and Economic development Go-Biz initiative is offering income tax credit to business], and these parcels are in that opportunity zone. Albeit, this 4.54 acres is unmatched Economic Opportunity for an estute developer!
This a one of two adjacent primo 2.27 acres [4.54 acres total] frontage parcels; 668 ft. on the positive slope of the northside of Hacienda Ave and 303 ft. on Verbena Dr.; for a 270 Southwesterly view scape of Coachella Valley: San Jacinto Mountains and the entrance to the San Gorgonio Pass. Both parcels are zoned R-VS-H [Residential/Visitors-Service-High Density] Hot water spa, Hotel, or 14 Residential units] with 120-125 mineral springs at a depth of 300 ft., and utilities up to property. With a variance-of-use [petition City to amend General Plan] 56 to 60 townhomes on the two lots. Noting that a precedence has be set as the City Council granted Hacienda Hills development a variance of used to build 60 townhomes [completed 08/31/2009] within the 642-081-parcel block. Extra! Desert Hot Springs has been designated an Opportunity Zone [developers can defer or eliminate capital gain taxes up to 39% per million tax credit over 7 years], the California Business and Economic development Go-Biz initiative is offering income tax credit to business], and these parcels are in that opportunity zone. Albeit, this 4.54 acres is unmatched Economic Opportunity for an estute developer!
Great views of the mountains from this very builder friendly lot. Flat with minimal rock and shrubbery therefore easy to grade. This lot can accommodate two homes with very minor restrictions, So build on large lovely home with all the Bells and Whistles or two separate residences the second being no larger than 1500 sq ft. This construction flexibility makes this lot an extremely god buy. The mountain views are wonderful and the area is very peaceful. There is new construction just a couple of blocks away. This is truly an ''up and coming'' area. A Builder could construct a beautiful custom pool home with all the ''bells and whistles''. Utility services are in the street and the street frontage is paved. Priced to sell.
Lot is located in a mostly developed community and a GREAT VALUE with respect to other comparable lots.
Courtesy: Atlas Properties
This property is 8.8 acres which includes lot 641-281-009 and is zoned for multifamily development. Sellers had a concept site plans made for 101 units but nothing was ever submitted for approval. It is only an example of what might be built on the property and we do not have architectural plans, permits or building plans. This lot is located in the center of town it is easily accessible for any type of development and walking distance to shopping and grocery stores.
Desert Hot Springs is located in California. Desert Hot Springs, California has a population of 28,298. Desert Hot Springs is less family-centric than the surrounding county with 34.68% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 36.51%.
The median household income in Desert Hot Springs, California is $34,251. The median household income for the surrounding county is $60,807 compared to the national median of $57,652. The median age of people living in Desert Hot Springs is 34.3 years.
The average high temperature in July is 107.3 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 46 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 10.8 inches per year, with 0 inches of snow per year.
