real estate: What $400,000 buys you in Palm Springs compared to Los Angeles - 04/17/17 02:34 PM
Welcome to PKG Comparisons, where we at The Paul Kaplan Group show you how far your $$ goes in the desert, compared to other areas.  So today, lets say you're considering a move to either Palm Springs, Los Angeles, or San Diego and your budget is $400,000.  What can that get you in each area?
Lets begin in Palm Springs:  This single family home is listed for $369,900;  (Plus $100 HOA Fees)   At approximately 1,835 square feet, it features three bedrooms and two baths plus double garage.  Its located at Mountaingate, a gated community as you enter Palm Springs from Los … (0 comments)

real estate: What is a "Butterfly Roof?" - 07/18/13 04:18 AM

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real estate: Minutes from Downtown Palm Springs - an enchanting escape for $419,000 - 07/28/12 03:06 AM
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real estate: Palm Springs Art Museum- Urban Modern lecture - Architecture & Design Council Lecture Series - 11/06/07 05:12 AM
URBAN MODERN IN SAN DIEGO
Saturday November 17, 2008
6-8 PM Annenberg Theatr
101 Museum Drive
Palm Springs CA  92262
 
Jonathan Segal, architect, AIA, lecture and rectipion
 Sponsored by BIA
San Diego Architect, develper and builder, Jonathan Segal has been working actively on numerous urban infill projects. Using socially and ecologically progressive ideas, he has designed and built over 250 efficient and stylish modern units in blighted areas.  Winner of numerous architecture awards, including the National American Institute of Architects and California Council AIA, Segal is recognized as an expert in his field.
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real estate: News from the National Association of Realtors - 08/09/07 02:03 AM
August 8th-  this is the latest information from NAR.  Below is a summary of their latest forecast:
 
 Near-Term Home Sales to Hold in Modest Range
National Assn. of REALTORS Economist Says that Resale Market Will be Steady
Written by: National Assn. of REALTORS August 8th, 2007 - 7:17 am
The Housmarket is expected to hold clost to present levels in the months ahead. The forcast is: "Existing-home sales should be relatively stable over the next few months, holding in a modest range, with some pent-up demand growing from buyers who've been on the sidelines," he said. "Mortgage disruptions … (0 comments)