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Development

Wonder what’s being built in the city? Turn here as we track developments big and small throughout town.

Indio opens new library as city considers future partnership with Riverside County Library System

The 7,000-square-foot facility welcomed patrons back on its first day open as city officials consider forming their own municipal library separate from the county.

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Home prices drop as inventory climbs

Valleywide, inventory surged 16% as prices continue their seasonal downward trend.

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.

Planning commission approves ‘much-needed’ new industrial complex in Indio

The complex has room for 10 tenants and flexible space for small businesses looking to expand.

New music venue to replace Little Street Music Hall amid more Downtown revitalization

The Desert Rat will be a combination soda fountain/bagel shop by day and music venue by night.

New 34-home subdivision approved near Calhoun Street and Dr. Carreon Boulevard

One commissioner questioned the reasoning for building single-family homes rather than townhomes.

State awards Indio pro-housing designation, paving the way for future benefits

More than just a stamp of approval, the designation can help speed up state-level funding approvals.

‘Nobody’s waiting for gas stations’: Commission approves Walmart project despite opposition

Several residents submitted written comments and spoke during a public hearing Wednesday evening, citing environmental and health concerns about adding another gas station in an area they said is already oversaturated.

Indio council approves 1,500-home 55+ development while rejecting Mello-Roos financing

In approving the development agreement, councilmembers made it clear they would not approve any future Mello-Roos financing options.

History museum’s train car project gets board approval 

The vintage stainless steel sleeper car, originally transported from Indiana, will be transformed into an homage to the Southern Pacific sunset limited dining and lounge cars of the 1950s.