The Surreal Frustrations of Moving to Palm Desert

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Common FRUSTRATIONS when considering a move to Palm Desert, CA. Thinking of moving to Palm Desert, CA? 🌴 Before you pack your bags, watch this video to discover the surprising challenges and frustrations that new residents often face when relocating to this beautiful desert oasis. From unexpected weather conditions to navigating the local housing market, I cover the biggest issues that can make settling into Palm Desert a bit tricky.
As a local real estate agent and resident, I've helped countless people relocate to the Greater Palm Springs area, and I want to help YOU avoid common mistakes and frustrations. If you're considering a move to Palm Desert, this is a must-watch!
🚗 In this video, we'll cover:
Housing Market Surprises
Weather Extremes You Might Not Expect
Local Infrastructure and Commute Issues
Adapting to Desert Life - What to Know
Lifestyle Adjustments - What Locals Won't Tell You
If you're planning to relocate, make sure you're prepared with the right information!
📞 Need help with your move or have questions about the Palm Desert area? Contact me for expert advice on buying or selling a home in Palm Desert and the surrounding Coachella Valley.
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📲 We have so many people contacting us who are moving here to Palm Springs CA and we ABSOLUTELY love it! Honestly if you are moving or relocating here to the Palm Springs area or the Coachella Valley, we can make that transition so much easier for you!!
Reach out Day/Nights/Weekends whenever you want, we never stop working for you!!
Contact Brandy Valentine, Realtor
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📲 Email: bvalentinere@gmail.com
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4 окт 2024

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@BrandyValentineRealEstate 28 дней назад

Here's my correct contact info!! 760-507-1282 bvalentinere@gmail.com

@surblows 27 дней назад

I don't find the heat too bad once the sun goes down. The other concerns aren't particular to the area I would say. Overall, having lived here a year and a half (through two summers), I think it's great!

@BrandyValentineRealEstate 27 дней назад

Love hearing this! Thanks for watching!

@brad1038 28 дней назад

Wow another video?? How did we get so lucky? 😄

@BrandyValentineRealEstate 28 дней назад

Hope you enjoy it! Let me know if you have any questions!

@jillroehl3545 25 дней назад

Great info, thank you!

@BrandyValentineRealEstate 21 день назад

Thank you for watching! 😊

@jesseh.6105 28 дней назад

You definitely nailed it. So, we're going to be chased down by an avalanche of wild insects and snakes. ha ha Laying the law down with whoever's crying about this stuff. Nothing to fear. The video cut out a little when you mentioned the electric bill being $800 and I think you're referring to an 1800 Sq Ft. house, correct? To confirm, if one wants morning sun tapering away later in the day- have your backyard facing South or East? Thank you, Brandy.

@BrandyValentineRealEstate 27 дней назад

Sorry about that! Yes, I was referring to an 1800sqft house. Sun rises in the east, so most full timers want to avoid West/South exposure. If it were me, I'd avoid anything Southwest or Northwest. The afternoon sun is not pleasant, unless you have lots of shade!! There's always ways around it. :)

@KevLavigne-qp5sx 6 дней назад

pretending to be water conscious right after praising grass in the desert? lol pick a lane

@BrandyValentineRealEstate 6 дней назад

I suggest you watch my video on water in the desert. Yes, we have plenty of water and are not in a shortage but should I have let the water run and walked away instead?