Areas Served Across the Coachella Valley
The Coachella Valley works as one regional market, but zoning, jurisdiction, and the main corridors (Interstate 10 and Highway 111) differ from one community to the next. Choose your area for local owner considerations.
- Palm DesertEl Paseo, the Highway 111 frontage, three I-10 interchanges, and office near the Cook Street campuses.
- Palm SpringsAgua Caliente land leases, Palm Canyon Drive retail, and property near the airport and the ZONE PS rewrite.
- Rancho MirageHighway 111 commercial frontage, medical and office uses, and the Section 19 planning area.
- La QuintaThe Highway 111 Corridor Specific Plan approved in 2026 and the Village commercial area.
- IndioEast-valley industrial and land, Highway 111 retail, and the Downtown specific plan area.
- CoachellaIndustrial and agricultural-adjacent land, cannabis-related zoning, and east-valley access.
- Cathedral CityService and auto-oriented commercial corridors between Palm Springs and Rancho Mirage.
- Indian WellsHighway 111 commercial and office property next to the city’s resort and hospitality uses.
- Desert Hot SpringsLight industrial land north of I-10 and city rules for cannabis cultivation facilities.
- Thousand PalmsUnincorporated Riverside County industrial and commercial property near I-10.
- Bermuda DunesUnincorporated county property near Washington Street and I-10.
Resources for every owner in the valley
- Riverside County Assessor-County Clerk-Recorder: assessed values, ownership records, and change-of-ownership rules.
- Coachella Valley Association of Governments (CVAG): the valley's regional planning agency.
- Coachella Valley Water District and Southern California Edison: water and power service questions for new uses.
Thousand Palms and Bermuda Dunes are unincorporated, so zoning there is handled by the County of Riverside rather than a city.
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