Living Is At Its Pinnacle In Outdoor

P
aradise found! Imagine warm days, and velvet
nights, lavender mountains and turquoise skies.
Dense displays of the desert
wildflowers in vibrant hues of
rose, pink and goldenrod
heighten your visual senses.
Natural beauty and
the perfect winter
climate combine as a
compelling attraction to
Indio’s desert resort
lifestyle. Within this
superb natural setting
you’ll discover fine
creature comforts,
along with many entertaining
pastimes and aesthetic delights
to fulfill your vision of paradise.
LIFESTYLE HOUSING
Resort living starts at
home and Indio has all
the options from upscale
Mediterranean villas, gated
in privacy with your own
water ski lake, to Spanish
and Sante Fe architecture
for all buyers from first
time, to move-up, or for
second homes. Luxury RV
living is at its pinnacle in Outdoor
Resorts Country Club as profiled
in the New York Times and the
Robb Report.
DINING & SHOPPING
Located within the golf capital of
the world, Indio’s location affords
access to all the amenities of the
resort lifestyle at your fingertips spa treatments, world-class shopping,
and fine dining.
GLITTERING NIGHTLIFE
With local casinos growing into
destination resorts, Indio offers the
gaming, dining and the top-notch entertainment
experiences to rival any locale.
RESORT
PLEASURES
Let your spirit soar with
your favorite pastimes championship golfing,
tennis, polo, equestrian,
cycling, hiking, or
maybe something even
more inspiring - just
relaxing in the comfort
of your own personal
paradise!
T
he sky’s the limit for local recreational
opportunities. Whether it’s indoor, outdoor or
outback, there’s a wealth of activities for all ages.
Located within the golf capital of the world, Indio
offers both private and public
championship courses.
The world-renowned
Landmark Golf Club
hosted The Skins
Game for several years.
Explore the spectacle of nature’s desert beauty on
guided Jeeps tours. You can follow a more personal
route cycling and walking along ancient trails. Or
simply float above it all on a hot air balloon
adventure and gaze down on the emerald golf
courses, topaz pools and terra cotta rooftops.
The equestrian lifestyle abounds in the private
ranches and polo fields. Whatever your pleasure,
your sure to find it under the eternal sunshine or
soft moonlit nights in Indio.
A
rich cultural heritage awaits in Indio; woven
from a colorful tapestry of Native American
Cahuillas, Spanish influence, the wild west, early
agriculture, famous personalities, sporting events,
and the spirit of a balanced community.
The ancient footsteps of the Cahuilla culture still
echo today in the tribe’s Cultural Center and annual
gatherings. Spanish style abounds, especially in the
Old Town section with its Historical Museum.
Residents of note include Dr. June McCarroll, who
P
olo Square is a proposed large scale
mixed-use project on prime Highway 111
frontage. The concept is completely unique
to the desert cities, which
adds to the excitement and
anticipation. Within the
50 acres, over 350,000
square feet are dedicated to
retail/restaurant/entertainment uses, 200,000 square
feet will be for professional
invented the first white line in the middle of the
road here in Indio, and Jackie Cochran, America’s
leading female pilot, first to break the sound barrier
in 1953. The 50-year tradition of world-class Polo
players includes England‘s Prince
Charles. Many species of migrating
visitors also find a refuge here at
the Wild Bird Center.
Indio’s heritage lives on in the
local pride of a stable community.
offices, a 250 room 5-star hotel, a 120 room
extended stay hotel, 450 luxury condominiums, 120 master-planned single-family
units, each with their own
pool, and a civic library.
Polo Square is currently in
the entitlement stage, with
full City approvals
expected in late 2006.
Ground breaking expected
in early 2007.
W
here else can you float
among the clouds, thrill to the
Sport of Kings, meet a
famous artist or golf where
the greats played for a
million? Only in Indio, the
desert resorts’ vibrant City of
Festivals.® Every year, over a half a
million visitors journey to Indio,
beckoned by the awesome desert beauty,
where every member of the family can
discover a personal pleasure at one of
Indio’s many festivals.
Feel the excitement and pageantry of the Riverside
County Fair & National Date Festival - 10 days &
nights filled with entertainment, lots of fun for
the kids and the best dates in the world! The
Indian Powwows are a colorful kaleidoscope
of dancing, singing, drums, plus arts & crafts
and traditional foods. Sample gourmet
tamales at the Indio International Tamale
Festival® - the largest one in the world, alive
with food, fun, music, dance and nonstop multicultural entertainment.
Encounter the work of world-renowned artists at
the Southwest Arts Festival® - Native American
music, mariachi serenades, cowboy tunes and a
variety of culinary delights add to
the festivities. The Coachella
Music & Arts Festival draws
an international audience
for cutting edge musical
performances.
Thrill to the speed, power, and
grace of the matches at Empire
and Eldorado Polo
Clubs in Indio the polo capital
of the West.
Discover something for
everyone year ‘round in
Indio - The City of Festivals!
LAS VEGAS
301 Miles
15
LOS ANGELES
129 Miles
PALM
SPRINGS
10
INDIO
15
SAN DIEGO
161 Miles
86
10
PHOENIX
246 Miles
8
MEXICO
86 Miles
CITY OF INDIO
100 Civic Center Mall • Indio, California 92202 • Tel 760-342-6500 • Fax 760-342-6556 • www.indio.org
THE CITY OF INDIO
Strategic Location:
Key Business
Center of the
Coachella Valley
Indio has four exits off of Interstate 10, is linked to Palm Springs and
other desert cities by Highway 111, and is accessible to Mexico via
Highway 86-known as the NAFTA Highway-making Indio regionally
and internationally accessible. Located within the State Enterprise
Zone and Federal Empowerment Zone, Indio is an ideal location to
establish your business. Indio is also a member of the Coachella
Valley Economic Partnership, and benefits from a very active
Redevelopment Agency.
Known as the City of Festivals with close to a million visitors each
year through its various festivals,
shows, concerts, events, and
attractions - the City of Indio is
also recognized for its
entrepreneurial outlook and
aggressive approach to attracting
and expanding businesses.
Business development
opportunities abound for those
who are looking to benefit from
the residential explosions in and
around Indio.
Residential Development - Growing Clientele Base:
Indio is taking advantage of enormous population growth, going from
70,000 to about 150,000 within the next few years. New residential
developments have increased homeownership opportunities with units
beginning in the $300,000 range. Last year, alone, 2,375 building
permits were issued for single family homes north of Interstate 10 and
over 10,000 units are in the entitlement stage. This new residential
development tremendously increases the clientele base adding
sustainability to commercial development. Gross taxable sales for
2005 were approximately $670 million. Indio’s 5-mile Trade Area
Household Income is $61,105.
City of Indio, CA
Downtown Revitalization:
AREA 1-DOWNTOWN INDIO
JACKSON ST.
MADISON ST.
AREA 4
MONROE ST.
AVENUE.40
JEFFERSON ST.
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AVE. 42
FRED WARING DR.
AREA 1
MILES AVENUE
10
AREA 2
111
AREA 3
JACKSON ST.
MONROE ST.
AVENUE 50
MADISON ST.
JEFFERSON ST.
AVENUE 48
An established priority is to revitalize the existing
Downtown area, also known as Old Towne Indio.
This area provides an opportunity for developers
who are looking to create mixed-use urban
developments, with the possibility of integrating
vertical development as high as 6-stories with very
high densities. The Redevelopment Agency has
acquired approximately 40 parcels of property
in the downtown area and is aggressively
pursuing the acquisition of additional land for
development. Featured will be retail,
restaurants, entertainment, office space, ample
public parking, open space and more...making
Indio “the place to be.”
THE CITY OF INDIO
Commercial Corridors:
The West Highway 111 Hospitality Corridor, the Central Highway 111 Regional Commercial Corridor, and the
Indio I-10 Freeway Corridor are great examples on how Indio is expanding business opportunities and
increasing marketability. Each area represents a unique opportunity for development.
AREA 2—THE WEST HIGHWAY 111 HOSPITALITY CORRIDOR
The Hospitality Corridor is the western gateway into Indio. It is approximately 200 acres, and is located
between Jefferson Street to Madison Street along Highway 111. Zoned for mixed-use, hospitality, regional
commercial, and entertainment uses, this area provides the ideal location for easily accessible hotels, restaurants,
and night time entertainment uses. Traffic count: 33,000 vehicles daily.
AREA 3—THE CENTRAL HIGHWAY 111 REGIONAL COMMERCIAL CORRIDOR
The Regional Commercial Corridor is located in the center of the City, at the intersection of Highway 111 and
Monroe Street, and provides an ideal location for a lifestyle center and/or expansion or revitalization of the
existing Indio Fashion Mall. Traffic count: 30,000 vehicles daily.
AREA 4—THE INDIO I-10 FREEWAY CORRIDOR
The I-10 Auto Mall is located on the prime frontage property. The City currently owns over 16 acres for the potential
expansion of the auto mall. Also proposed along this freeway corridor is
a Home Depot Shopping Center and a proposed Super-Target Center.
This Corridor has exceptional freeway visibility and accessibility with a
The Place to Be!
tremendous traffic count. Traffic count:
140,000 vehicles daily.
Quality of Life and
Enhancement of Existing
Amenities:
JACKSON ST.
MADISON ST.
AREA 4
MONROE ST.
AVENUE.40
JEFFERSON ST.
City of Indio, CA
AVE. 42
FRED WARING DR.
AREA 1
MILES AVENUE
10
AREA 2
111
AREA 3
JACKSON ST.
MONROE ST.
AVENUE 50
MADISON ST.
JEFFERSON ST.
AVENUE 48
The City of Indio is addressing current
community needs. Streets are being repaved
and enlarged; youth and senior centers are
being developed; museums and parks are being
renovated; new parks and fire stations are being
built; and water systems are being augmented
and enhanced. Living, shopping, dining, and
visiting opportunities abound.
For further information, please contact
City of Indio, Community Development
Department, at (760) 342-6500.
DEMOGRAPHICS
Indio’s Five Mile
Trade Area
Fast Facts
EXPLOSIVE GROWTH
• Single Family Housing: 583 housing permits in 2001;
1,101 permits in 2002; 1,636 permits in 2003; and
2,557 in 2004, and 2,375 in 2005.
Median
Household
Income (2005):
$61,105
• Population Trend: 49,116 in 2000; 131,000 in 2010;
208,739 in 2020.
Median Value
of Housing
(2005):
$270,364
• Total Permit Valuation: $55 million in 1999; $112 million in
2001; $171 million in 2002; $268 million in 2003;
$487,835,878 in 2004, and 463,189,877 in 2005.
IDEAL LOCATION
• On Hwy. I-10, between Los Angeles, California and
Phoenix, Arizona
INDIO
FIVE MILES
• On the NAFTA Highway, offering a direct link to Mexico
• At the eastern seat of Riverside County
AFFORDABILITY
Population
(2005):
203,846
• Affordable, and well-located land
• Low utility rates, for both power and water
ADDED BENEFITS AND INCENTIVES
Population at
build-out:
422,408
City of Indio, CA
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• The Coachella Valley Enterprise Zone, offers State Tax Credits
• The Coachella Valley Empowerment Zone, offers Federal Tax Credits
• The City’s Merged Redevelopment Project Area can provide
further assistance
TRENDS AND STATISTICS
Residential and Commercial Growth
250,000
208,739
200,000
150,000
131,000
100,000
50,000
36,850
49,116
1990
2000
0
2010*
2020*
POPULATION
Indio’s population is in a period of accelerated growth. State
estimates are based on trend-lines with actual counts occurring
over ten years. With growth occurring this fast in the City,
official estimates are likely to under-count. The City’s current
population is estimated to be greater than 70,000. If this trend
continues, this population can more than double by 2015.
Population Trend 1990-2020
(2010 & 2020 Projected)
SINGLE FAMILY PERMITS
Single Family Permits Issued
5,000
4,000
3,000
2,000
2,557
2,375
2004
2005
1,636
1,101
1,000
234
286
490
583
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
The number of single family building permits has been
increasing sharply since 2001. Nearly 9,000 permits have been
issued since 1998. Based on the number of permits issued with
an average 3.5 persons per household, these homes will
accommodate approximately over 25,000 persons. The future
growth will be even stronger - and 2,375 single family housing
permits were issued in 2005.
Single Family Permits Issued 1998-2004
500,000,000
463,189,877
487,835,878
The City’s explosive growth is reflected in the continuing
increase of construction permit valuation totals. These represent
the total dollar value of all projects. In 2003, total valuation
was nearly 300% higher than in 2000! Total valuation for
2005 is $463,189,877.
400,000,000
300,000,000
300,000,000
268,841,887
200,000,000
100,000,000
0
171,000,000
35,000,000
1998
55,000,000
1999
112,000,000
98,000,000
2000
2001
2002
2003
VALUATION
2004
2005
Total Permit Valuation
SALES TAX
For each $100 of retail sales, the City receives $1 in sales tax
that is applied to the General Fund to finance City services.The
I-10 Auto Mall, for example, generated $1.9 million in sales
tax in this past year.
FY 98/99 FY 99/00 FY 00/01 FY 01/02 FY 02/03 FY 03/04
$3,960,886 $4,698,445 $5,451,015 $5,759,262 $6,150,863 6,926,020
Retail Sales Tax Receipts 1998/9-2004/05
City of Indio, CA
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FY 04/05
8,900,000
ENTERPRISE ZONE & EMPOWERMENT ZONE
COACHELLA VALLEY ENTERPRISE ZONE
MONROE ST.
JACKSON ST.
JACKSON ST.
MADISON ST.
MONROE ST.
AVENUE.40
JEFFERSON ST.
These Zones were created to
offer State (Enterprise Zone)
and Federal (Empowerment
Zone) tax credits and other
incentives to businesses.
AVE. 42
FRED WARING DR.
MILES AVENUE
Zone
DESERT COMMUNITIES
EMPOWERMENT ZONE
JACKSON ST.
MONROE ST.
MADISON ST.
MADISON ST.
AVENUE 50
AVE. 42
FRED WARING DR.
MILES AVENUE
10
111
AVENUE 48
JACKSON ST.
MONROE ST.
AVENUE 50
MADISON ST.
JEFFERSON ST.
AVENUE.40
JEFFERSON ST.
JEFFERSON ST.
AVENUE 48
The Enterprise Zone encompasses most of the Commercial and
Industrial sites within the city. The Zone provides 5 major financial
incentives. The most powerful is the Hiring Credits. Employers get
State tax credits for new employees. Employers can reduce their State
tax by up to $30,000 for each qualified
employee (over a 5 year period). If new hires
live within the Targeted Employment Area
(TEA), which covers most of the local area,
they automatically qualify. Many employers
are saving tens of thousands of dollars each
year with this incentive. Unused credits roll
over to future years. There is no red tape or
lengthy paperwork involved in using this
program and all businesses are eligible.
The other major incentives include Sales and
Use Tax Credits, Business Expense
Deduction, Net Operating Loss Carryover,
10
and Net Interest Deduction for Lenders. The
111
Zone also offers assistance with Bidders’
Preference on State Contracts,
Manufacturers Investment Credit, Fee
Waivers, Fast Track Permitting and Site
Enterprise
Selection Assistance.
Empowerment
Zone
The Empowerment Zone only covers certain
designated areas of Indio’s commercial/
industrial land. However, there are some areas
that overlay with the Enterprise Zone, therefore
doubling the incentives.This Zone offers
financial incentives somewhat similar to the
Enterprise Zone, except they are Federal Tax
Credits. The Hiring Credit offers employers up
to $3,000 in savings off their Income Tax for
every qualified employee. Unused credits roll
over for up to 20 years. In order to qualify,
employees must live and work within the
Empowerment Zone boundaries. Indio is one of
the very few locations in the country with both
an Enterprise Zone and Empowerment Zone.
Other incentives include Accelerated
Depreciation and Tax-Exempt Bond Financing.
City of Indio, CA
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LOCATION BENEFITS
CENTRAL LOCATION
Indio began as an Indian Village, with Native Americans finding palm oasis
along the San Andreas Fault zone in the Indio Hills. The Whitewater River,
flowing through the Valley to ancient lakes, provided attractive settlement
locations.
City of Indio, CA
The Place to Be!
Indio is the geographic mid-point of both Riverside County and of the
Coachella Valley. The Valley is 50 miles long and runs from Palm Springs to
the Salton Sea. It is known as both a desert resort and a major agricultural
area. Indio is about 75 miles north of the California - Baja California
Mexican border, 125 miles east of the center of the Los Angeles metropolis,
and 15 miles east of Palm Springs. It is the halfway point for all the weekly
Southern Californians who make the weekend and holiday trips to the
Colorado River and the Glamis Off Road recreational facilities.
APPROXIMATE DISTANCES:
Colorado River 100 miles
Mexicali 80 miles
Phoenix 258 miles
Riverside 84 miles
Las Vegas 289 miles
San Diego 160 miles
The area is characterized by clean, dry air, blue skies, pleasant winters, infrequent
rainfall, moderate afternoon breezes with occasional storms, hot summers and
sunshine 350 days a year. The average summer temperature is from 75° to
slightly over 100°. The average winter temperatures range from 40° to 70°.
The average yearly rainfall in Indio is 3.20 inches, with some years producing no
measurable rainfall. Visibility is usually 10 miles.
AVERAGE DAILY TEMPERATURES
Jan
Feb Mar Apr May June July Aug Sept Oct Nov Dec
High
71° 75° 80° 87° 97° 102° 107° 106° 102° 92° 80° 72°
Low
39° 44° 50° 57° 64° 72° 78° 77° 70° 59° 46° 39°
RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT Pending, Current and Completed Subdivisions
The City of Indio is the fastest
growing community in the
Coachella Valley, with numerous
residential sub-divisions that are
in the design stage, currently
under construction, or just
recently built. These include:
City of Indio, CA
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PROJECT
BUILDER
Desert Song
Heritage Palms Country Club
Indian Springs Country Club
Reflections
The Fairways
Starlight
Enchantment
Shadow Lake Estates
Villa Montego
Outdoor Resorts
Desert Shores
Coachella Valley Housing
Princess Del Sol
Indian Palms Country Club
Las Brisas
Indian Lakes Resort
Indian Palms Country Club
Indian Palms Country Club
Indian Palms Country Club
Indian Palms Country Club
Corta Bella
Bella Vida
Montego Dunes
Shadow Hills
Waring Palm East
Monticello II
Sunburst
Bella Vida at Shadow Hills
Madison Ranch
Desert Trace
Talavera
Indian Palms Country Club
Las Brisas North
Shadow Hills Villa Estates
Estacio
Desert River
Polo Estates
Desert Collection
Villa Montego II
Sun City Shadow Hills
Aldea at Jackson
Whittier Ranch
Montage
Calhoun Estates
Sandhurst Cove
Del Webb Sun City Shadow Hills
Desert 49 Estates
Indian Palms Country Clubs
The Orchard
Terra Lago
Indian Palms Country Club
Victoria Palms Villas
Vista Montana Estates
Hatch
US Home
Snellenberger
Distinguished
Century
Century Vintage Homes
Distinguished
Shadow Lake
Century Vintage Homes
Outdoor Resorts
Desert Shores
Coachella Valley Housing Corp.
Century Vintage Homes
S&D
Century Vintage Homes
PGSI
S&D
S&D
Pacifica
S&D
Southwest
Southwest
Van Huisen-Brett
Century Vintage Homes
World Development
Century Vintage Homes
Lennar Homes
Family Development
Pedalino
Ashbrook Communities
Marvin Investment
Pacifica
Century Vintage Homes
Century Vintage Homes
Pedalino
IC Construction
Polo Estates LLC
Melkesian Trust
Century Vintage Homes
Del Webb California Corporation
GHA Paloma Group
Kevin Manning
GHA/Wessman
Larry Hughes
Westshore Development
Pulte Homes
Pedalino
Scott Smith
Family Development
Suncal Companies
S&D
Equity Directions
Lupe Watson
Continued on back
NUMBER OF UNITS
89
1,038
843
133
210
148
122
48
457
400
141
23
156
50
130
71
42
276
16
36
28
79
117
483
140
66
195
79
140
490
356
44
180
100
69
133
1,340
136
79
3,275
63
138
169
31
132
2,527
68
3
93
638
229
420
11
RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT
Continued from front
City of Indio, CA
The Place to Be!
Croquet Court Estates
Coronado Point
Stonefield Development
Watson Apartments
Desierto Verde
Melkesian II
Paradiso/ Vista Laguna/ Affresco
The Enclave at Las Colinas
Shadow Ranch
The Bridge at Jefferson
Smith Subdivision
Palazzo
Bellasara II
Vintage Palms
Bella Tierra 2
Brighton Properties, LLC
Ponderosa Villas
Vista De Oro
Aliante
San Milan @ Paradiso
Hacienda
Villa La Jolla
Woodside Homes
Espana
Bella Tierra 2
Barcelona
Indio 78
Indio 100
Bellasara
Horizons at Indio
Estates at Sandhurst
Indio Ranchos Country Estates Area
Sienna @ Desert Trace
46th Avenue Apartments
Buena Tierra
Avante
Oasis
Las Plumas
Citrus Ranch
Montana De Oro
Ranpac
Hacienda
Leo Studer
4
Regency Homes
480
Stonefield
71
W&W
40
Sake Engineering
389
Larry Hughes
304
DR Horton & Rilington Communities 1,051
GHA/Paloma
34
Family Development
263
Van Huisen-Brett
124
Phillip Smith
8
Rilington Homes
151
First Pacifica
53
GHA La Paloma Group LLC
36
Rudy Herrera
7
Stephen Long
35
Panderosa Homes II Inc.
185
Madison St., LLC
60
Rudy Herrera
130
Lennar Homes
225
Beazer Homes
284
4 Towers Development
14
Pleasant Valley Investments
179
Regency Homes
471
Family Development
7
Beazer Homes
138
SDI Communities LLC
238
Cameo Homes/Indio
100
First Pacifica Development Co.
42
UHC Indio LLP
80
Sun Desert Homes
123
Patricia Aiken
4
Ryland Homes
132
Donald K. Oster
8
Rudy and Raymond Herrera
56
Rilington Communities
149
Randy Reinhart/Trendamerica
132
Sammy Castro
171
SunCal/Tosh Neminsky3200 plus Clubhouse
Madison St., LLC
60
SDI Communities LLC
238
Beazer Homes
284
COMMERCIAL/INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT
Pending, Under Construction or Recently Built Projects
In addition to its rapid
residential growth, the City of
Indio has numerous commercial
and industrial projects that are
in the design stage, currently
under construction, or just
recently built. These include:
PROJECT
DESCRIPTION
TPG Financial
Fountainhead
83,000 sq. ft. Mini-Storage/Retail Wine Cellar
5,200 sq. ft. Multi-Tenant Building
with Drive-Thru Starbucks
3,056 sq. ft. Restaurant with Drive-Thru
Master- Planned Community to include 20-acre
Commercial Shopping Center
4,700 sq. ft. Sales Office and Warehouse
Subdivision to include 9-acre Neighborhood
Shopping Center
7,700 sq. ft. Dealership
26,230 sq. ft. Shopping Center
Subdivision to include 12.7-acre
Mixed Use Center
3,808 sq. ft. Auto Repair
Neighborhood Shopping Center with
Drive-Thru Bank & Drug Store
103,000 sq. ft. Addition
19,700 sq. ft. Retail Space
53,000 sq. ft. Expansion
99,000 sq. ft. Shopping Center
12,000 sq. ft. Office Building
53,512 sq. ft. Multi-Tenant Tilt-Up
26,000 sq. ft. Industrial Park
10,000 sq. ft. Retail Store
25,626 sq. ft. Addition
30,500 sq. ft. Addition
39,088 sq. ft. Tilt-Up
17,000 sq. ft. Sales and Service Building
756 sq. ft. MRI Building
13,758 sq. ft. Industrial Park
Six Industrial Buildings
76,000 sq. ft. Industrial Park
14,534 sq. ft. Industrial Building
7,500 sq. ft. Office Complex
14,820 sq. ft. Retail/Drug Store
3 Retail Buildings totaling 46,885 sq. ft.
9,100 sq. ft. Auto Body and Paint Shop
25,920 sq. ft. Medical Office Complex
41,000 sq. ft. Medical/Retail/Office and
Drive-Thru Coffee Shop
18,224 sq. ft. Industrial with Storage Yard
25,300 sq. ft. Sales/Distribution Facility
16,617 sq. ft. Distribution Facility
16,750 sq. ft. Retail Center
9,230 sq. ft. Retail Center
11,214 sq. ft. Medical Office Complex
6,000 sq. ft. Office Building
2,000 sq. ft. Addition
3,600 sq. ft. Contactor Office/Yard
14,000 sq. ft. Retail Center
with Drive-Thru Coffee Shop
Farmer Boys Food
Polo Estates
McIntyre Pools
Generations
Scion
Jefferson Plaza
Sun City Shadow Hills
E-Z Car Care
Heritage Court Shopping Center
City of Indio, CA
The Place to Be!
Mathis Brothers Furniture Expansion
Longs Drugs
Heimark
Ralphs
Sedona Medical Plaza
JDG
TGF Enterprises
Kragen Auto
Hills Cabinet
DiMare
Mission Beverage
Paradise Volkswagen
JFK Hospital
San Jose Industrial Park
Shadow Hills Business Park; Robert Orr
Boulders West
Retrotel
Watson and Watson Building
Walgreens
The Alley
C.V. Collision
Indio Medical Building
Desert Courtyards
RBM Building
Cal Ply
BKE Supply Warehouse
Mercado De Monroe
South Rubidioux Plaza
Valley Children’s Medical Center
Plata Insurance Building
Rincon Norteno Restaurant
Contreras Construction
Golf Center Square
Vision Aluminum & Glass
10,800 sq. ft. Industrial Building
Links Medical Products
18,357 sq. ft. Industrial Development
RDO Equipment
17,000 sq. ft. Tractor Dealership
Uptown Properties
17,000 sq. ft. Multi-Tenant Industrial Building
Patricia Patrilla Plaza
4,000 sq. ft. Multi-Tenant Office Building
Continued on back
COMMERCIAL/INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT
Continued from front
City of Indio, CA
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The Patio Place
Jefferson Plaza Medical Center
Palm Shadow Car Wash
Palm Diversified
Enterprise Rent-A-Car
Our Lady of Perpetual Help Catholic School
American Healthcare Center
Worldmark by Trendwest
Storage Outlet-RV
Hub Building
Pavilion RV- Storage
Jewish Senior Community
Azteca Furniture
Monroe Plaza
Avante
Fiesta De Vida
Van Buren Industrial Park Phase II
Fulton Distributing
Tolman Plaza
Calvin Worth
Industrial Building
Valley Service Center
Jefferson Street Commercial Plaza
Indio Park & Store, RV Mini-Storage
Samlin Auto Repair Shop
Monroe Industrial Ventures
Cornel Office Building
Plaza Del Sol Retail
14,160 sq. ft. Commercial Warehouse
126,900 sq. ft. Medical/ Hospital/ Retail Center
6,250 sq. ft. Full Service Car Wash
40,940 sq. ft. Retail Building
1,474 sq. ft. Car Rental Business
3.78 acres School Campus
1.71 acres Nursing Facility
27.8 acres for 454 Timeshare Units
8.1 acres RV Self-Storage
16,000 sq. ft. Wholesale Construction Supply Company
656 acres Mixed Use Development
Licensed Care facility
.87 acres Furniture Showroom
9,400 sq. ft. Office Building and 21,600 sq. ft. Retail Building
54.47 acres Office/Commercial
656 acres Mixed Use Development
12.21 acres
2.96 acres Office/ Wharehouse
.68 acres Commercial Retail Center
2.23 acres
9,389 sq.ft.
4.46 acres Multi-Tenant Industrial
26.85 acres
5.3 acres
6,000 sq. ft. Commercial Building
70,500 sq. ft. Office/ Wharehouse
9,000 sq. ft.
3,705 sq. ft./27,391 sq. ft. Retail/ Office Buildings
Calhoun Industrial Building
4,676 sq. ft. industrial building on 1.46 acres
Mitchell Mini-Storage
10 mini-storage buildings, two office buildings, and
one fast food restaurant
The Home Depot
Shopping center for Home Depot, drive-thru restaurants, retail
uses, and gas station on 9.39 acres
Martin Commercial
3.6 acres
Marinita Development
Two new commercial buildings
Donald A. Brown Industrial Bldg
3,980 sq. ft. one story industrial building
Coca-Cola Indio Sales Center
54,786 sq. ft. commercial building
VBBP, LLC
7,672 sq. ft. industrial building
Nextel Communications
52 foot antenna structure
Kouhkan Commercial Building
One industrial building with 6 rental spaces
Linda Evarts
Two story industrial building
Transtar Business Park
Eight buildings in two phases on 8.25 acres
Stealth Monopalm
Monopalm telecommunications tower
Van Buren Industrial Park Phase II
Subdivide 12.21 gross acres into 16 lots zoned m
Valley Service Center
Multi-tenant industrial building on 4.46 acres