Location & Lifestyle
The Desert, Perfected.
Palm Springs sits at the intersection of natural grandeur and cultural refinement — a place where the San Jacinto Mountains meet mid-century modernism, world-class dining, and an unmatched outdoor life.
300+
Days of Sunshine
100+
Golf Courses Nearby
2 hrs
From Los Angeles
8,500 ft
Aerial Tramway Summit
A City Unlike Any Other
Palm Springs has long attracted those who appreciate beauty, craft, and the art of living well. With over 300 days of sunshine annually, a thriving arts scene, and some of California's most celebrated architecture, it is a destination that rewards those who choose to call it home.
Life at Elevation
From the tram to the fairway, Palm Springs offers a rare convergence of leisure and landscape.
Outdoor & Adventure
The San Jacinto Mountains rise dramatically from the valley floor, offering world-class hiking, the Palm Springs Aerial Tramway, and Joshua Tree National Park just 45 minutes away. The desert landscape is a living canvas — endlessly varied, endlessly compelling.
Golf & Recreation
The Coachella Valley is home to over 100 golf courses, from championship PGA venues to intimate desert layouts. Tennis, pickleball, cycling, and equestrian trails round out a recreation culture built for those who live actively.
Arts & Culture
Palm Springs is a UNESCO Creative City of Design, home to the Palm Springs Art Museum, Modernism Week, and a thriving gallery district. The city's mid-century modern architecture — preserved and celebrated — forms a living museum of American design.
Dining & Nightlife
From James Beard-recognized chefs to intimate wine bars and rooftop lounges, Palm Springs' culinary scene punches well above its size. The downtown corridor along Palm Canyon Drive is a destination in its own right — walkable, vibrant, and distinctly Californian.
Dining & Culture
Palm Canyon Drive — minutes away.
Perfectly Positioned
Pueo Palm Springs sits minutes from the best the city has to offer.