Tour these Open Houses in Palm Springs CA
If you are interested in viewing open houses in Palm Springs, California this weekend - or any weekend, you can quickly find every listed home right here on this page.
The listings update all the time so you can just bookmark this and come back anytime you are ready to tour.
If you are thinking of buying a home in Palm Springs, chances are that you might currently live out of the area, out of the state or even out of the country. Scroll down after the listings to find out a way you can get up close and personal with these homes even if you aren’t local. You can also read some home buying tips for Palm Springs.
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NOT LOCAL? NOT A PROBLEM
Many of the buyer clients I work with are not local in Palm Springs during their home search and purchase. That’s why I tour homes every day and do private videos and walkthroughs for my buyer clients. Those are not the videos you see on my YouTube channel, “All about Palm Springs” but there is a back story as to how the two are related.
Often, my buyer clients are relocating to Palm Springs from somewhere else in the US or are buying a 2nd home or vacation home. They may have visited here over the years and now are ready. In addition to my “feet on the ground” previewing properties, buyers need access to my resources before nd after the close of escrow. So whether it is a home inspector during the purchase process or a painter, handyman, gardener or pool service after, I’ve got you covered!
Contact me for details about this service.
TIPS FOR BUYING A HOME IN PALM SPRINGS
Palm Springs real estate is different than real estate anywhere else in the US. Even if you’ve bought and sold other homes in CA, PS is different, trust me.
To start with, many of the homes are on leased land - meaning that you own the house but not the land. That adds extra time to the purchase process and extra expense to your monthly or annual cost of ownership. If the property is a condo, things can get even more complicated. Pro-tip: if the list price looks really low, the home may be on leased land. Typically homes on leased land are around 20-25% less than if you own the land but that percentage could be higher or lower.
If you are thinking of buying a home in Palm Springs that you are interested in monetizing for short term rental - well, not so fast. There are very strict rules in the City of Palm Springs regarding short term rentals and you might not be able to get a permit. If the home you are buying is in a gated community or is a condo, that can be even more complicated.
Make sure you visit Palm Springs during the summer - even if you aren’t planning on living here year round. It’s hot - you already know that. But multiple weeks of triple digit weather on end is not for everyone.