Jeni Campa Real Estate

01/10/2025

To my felllow Angelinos

The City of Palm Springs and its hospitality partners are offering support to those affected by the devastating Los Angeles wildfires. Special hotel rates are available to provide shelter and respite for displaced residents.⁠
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If you or someone you know has been impacted, please contact the following hotels for room availability and rates:⁠
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-The Saguaro Palm Springs, Promo Code: CALOCAL (760) 323-1711 ⁠
-Hilton Palm Springs, Promo code: PPF (760) 320-6868⁠
-Rowan Palm Springs (760) 904-5015⁠
-Avalon Hotel Palm Springs (760) 318-3012⁠
-Ingleside Estate (760) 325-0046⁠
-The Dunes Hotel (760) 656-0021⁠
-Hotel Zoso (760) 325-9676⁠
-Stardust Hotel (760) 460-6845⁠
-La Serena Villas +1 (844) 932-8044⁠
-Amin Casa Historic Hotel and Gardens (760) 507-1301 ⁠
-Inn at Palm Springs 1 (888) 788-8466⁠
-Los Arboles Hotel Palm Springs (760) 459-3605 ⁠
-The Royal Sun Palm Springs (760) 794-7991⁠
-The Muse Hotel (760) 537-6411⁠
-Drift Palm Springs, Promo Code: DRIFTEVAC (760) 374-4483
-Holiday House, Promo Code: LAFR (760) 320-8866
-Sparrows Lodge, Promo Code: LAFR (760) 327-2300
-Sands Hotel & Spa, Promo Code: LAFR (760) 321-3771
-Fleur Noire (760) 459-3865

People can also book through palmspringspreferredsmallhotels.com ⁠
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If you wish to help or donate, find an official list of resources and organizations that are offering help to fire-affected areas, visit: recovery.lacounty.gov/resources. Be aware of scammers that may be soliciting money.

04/10/2024

Let’s start a petition! Say no to boring tract housing🌴

Paul Kaplan of the Paul Kaplan Group in Palm Springs, discusses bland residential architecture in California. He requests that builders spend a little more time on design to create a lasting architecture presence for residential design.

02/24/2024

Reason number 69 to come to my open house today.... I have chocolate and I'm feeling generous.

DRE 01798663

View photos and details for 70920 Jasmine Ln, Rancho Mirage, CA 92270 (23-304303). Don't miss your chance to see this property!

02/24/2024

PS I LOVE YOU

05/29/2023

One of our unique local spots.

Cabot's Pueblo Museum

Cabot’s Pueblo is marvel of engineering and design. The home was built beginning in 1941 and was always intended to be a museum in addition to the residence for Cabot and Portia Yerxa. The Hopi-inspired building is hand-made and created from reclaimed and found materials from throughout the Coachella Valley.

Cabot Yerxa was an incredible man who led a life of adventure. Born June 11, 1883, Cabot lived throughout the United States from New York to Alaska to California. He traveled the world including Europe, Cuba, and South America. He was a businessman, artist, and human rights activist with a special focus on the legal, economic, and cultural crisis facing Native American tribes.

In October 1913, at the age of 30, Cabot arrived in the Coachella Valley and began his homesteading journey with 160 acres in Desert Hot Springs. In need of water, he dug a well near his home and discovered hot mineral water right outside his door. 600 yards away he dug another well and discovered the pure cold water of the Mission Springs Aquifer. The two wells, one hot and one cold, led Cabot to name his homestead Miracle Hill. In 1941 he began building the Pueblo in its current location using materials from his original home. He worked on this home and museum until his death in 1965.

Coachella Valley Photo! - by livinlavidalocal_ps

03/05/2023

Desert X

01/08/2023

Dear Joshua Tree,

Could you be anymore breathtaking?

Xoxo

Photo by staticnomdic

12/30/2022

12/25/2022

Joy to the world!
If your Christmas day doesn’t look like this, then consider living in Palm Springs!