The median home value in Coachella, CA is $515,000.
This is
higher than
the county median home value of $503,500.
The national median home value is $308,980.
The average price of homes sold in Coachella, CA is $515,000.
Approximately 58% of Coachella homes are owned,
compared to 35% rented, while
7% are vacant.
Coachella real estate listings include condos, townhomes, and single family homes for sale.
Commercial properties are also available.
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Great location in the city of Coachella to start a new business or expend your current one, many opportunities, building has a lot of potential for different businesses. Endless Business Opportunity all in one property. The possibilities are endless. Directly across from the Veterans park.
Build-to-Suit Pad for Sale or Ground Lease Strategically located next to CVS Pharmacy in the Van Buren Plaza shopping center, this rough graded pad offers a prime opportunity for retail, service, or food use. Situated on the north side of CVS, this site benefits from excellent visibility, established traffic patterns, and a built-in customer base from surrounding residential communities.Join a growing commercial corridor in the thriving city of Coachella, where demand for neighborhood-serving businesses continues to rise. Contact us today for more information or to schedule a site tour!Located at the NEC of Avenue 50 & Van Buren Street, North side of CVSPopulation of over 131,000 in 5-Mile RadiusZONING - CG - General CommercialIdeal for Build to Suit or Ground Lease OpportunitiesPad is Rough Graded with Utilities InstalledDriveways and Perimeter Landscaping InstalledTropicana Supermarket Opening Fall 2025!
Industrial unit currently owner occupied. Property is currently used as a date sorting and packing facility. Property has walk is refrigerator / Cooler size 29 X 29 Coachella Valley Submarket Location: Straddles I-10, east of the most populated parts of the Inland Empire, with industrial buildings concentrated around Palm Springs and Palm Desert. Inland Empire Market Retail & Imports: U.S. retail sales grew 3.8% in 2024, and imports to nearby ports of Long Beach and Los Angeles recovered to peak 2021-2022 levels in H2 2024. Economic Outlook: Oxford Economics projects U.S. retail sales growth to slow to 1.3% in 2025. New tariffs present a risk to demand for logistics space, particularly for West Coast ports heavily reliant on Chinese goods. Economic Summary (Inland Empire) Job Growth: The Inland Empire leads Southern California in post-pandemic job growth, with an aggregate gain of over 7% (114,000 workers). Key Industries: Transportation and warehousing account for most post-pandemic job growth, with employment expanding nearly 30% from pre-pandemic levels to over 200,000 workers. Tourism: Tourism is vibrant in Palm Springs, Big Bear, and Temecula, primarily attracting in-state travelers.
9632; MUST SELL Submit All Offers■ High-Performing NNN Multi-Tenant Leased Investment■ Over 100,000 Square Feet Of State-Of-The-Art Facilities, That Meet The Needs of The Cannabis Industry■ Nine Freestanding Industrial Buildings 90% Complete■ Fully Secured Cannabis Campus■ Lease Rates $2.50 to $3.00/SF/Mo NNN■ Tenants Are Experienced Cannabis Operators Under Long-Term Leases■ Annual NOI - Over $3,400,000 At Full Build-Out■ 2027 Projected CAP Rate - 9.32%
41,092 SF Class A Medical Building. New Construction. Single Tenant Net Lease. Elevator Served. 10 Year Lease With 2% Annual Increases. First Class Tenant Improvements. Abundant Parking. Brochure can be downloadable in the 'Document' tab. Please do not disturb tenants.
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