Indio home prices down compared to same time last year
Housing inventory is up and prices are down. Though analysts say much of that is seasonal trends, year-over-year data put the trends in context.
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“You ain’t see nothing yet!” New Indio Mayor Elaine Holmes looks toward another banner year for the city of festivals
Mayor Holmes looked forward to more progress in 2026 including the opening of new golf course clubhouse, police headquarters, and more new businesses.
Trilogy residents press City Council on large events at neighborhood venue
Multiple residents spoke during public comment, with several citing years of attempts to resolve issues related to large estates and party houses located in the Los Palos neighborhood.
Home prices hitting seasonal lows ahead of next month’s Federal Reserve meetings
The median price in the city has declined for at least the last seven months, but this time of year is typically when valley home prices hit their low.
Burglary arrest points to evolving safety needs in a growing downtown Indio
At a recent meeting, members of the Indio City Council said they were realistic about the growing city and acknowledged the need for more patrols.
Indio celebrates growth, honors community leaders at State of the City
Mayor Glenn Miller announced two flagship events, including the Indio Pickleball Open and a night golf tournament.
New Indio Chamber of Commerce seeks to unite city’s business owners under inclusive model
The restructured organization would focus just on businesses in Indio and work to uplift businesses of all sizes.
Electrical delays push The Lights at Indio Golf Course clubhouse opening to January
The electrical connections are also crucial to the development of a nearby Dutch Bros and Chick-fil-A.
Local businesses pursue zero waste certification through city partnership
The certification could help businesses save money on waste management.
City graffiti team takes proactive approach to combat tagging with daily patrols
The abatement team conducts daily self-initiated patrols and uses drone technology to locate and remove tagging, often before residents report it.
“You ain’t see nothing yet!” New Indio Mayor Elaine Holmes looks toward another banner year for the city of festivals
Mayor Holmes looked forward to more progress in 2026 including the opening of new golf course clubhouse, police headquarters, and more new businesses.
Trilogy residents press City Council on large events at neighborhood venue
Multiple residents spoke during public comment, with several citing years of attempts to resolve issues related to large estates and party houses located in the Los Palos neighborhood.
Home prices hitting seasonal lows ahead of next month’s Federal Reserve meetings
The median price in the city has declined for at least the last seven months, but this time of year is typically when valley home prices hit their low.
Burglary arrest points to evolving safety needs in a growing downtown Indio
At a recent meeting, members of the Indio City Council said they were realistic about the growing city and acknowledged the need for more patrols.
Indio celebrates growth, honors community leaders at State of the City
Mayor Glenn Miller announced two flagship events, including the Indio Pickleball Open and a night golf tournament.
New Indio Chamber of Commerce seeks to unite city’s business owners under inclusive model
The restructured organization would focus just on businesses in Indio and work to uplift businesses of all sizes.
Electrical delays push The Lights at Indio Golf Course clubhouse opening to January
The electrical connections are also crucial to the development of a nearby Dutch Bros and Chick-fil-A.
Local businesses pursue zero waste certification through city partnership
The certification could help businesses save money on waste management.
City graffiti team takes proactive approach to combat tagging with daily patrols
The abatement team conducts daily self-initiated patrols and uses drone technology to locate and remove tagging, often before residents report it.