Desert Hot Springs Real Estate
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Riverside County real estate partner Premier Riverside County
Homes are the leading Desert Hot Springs all in one real estate
and mortgage service in Riverside County. If you are looking to
buy or sell a home in Desert Hot Springs look no farther than
Applied Wholesale and Premier Riverside County Homes. Our local
real estate agents have expertise in Riverside County's many cities
and neighborhoods including Desert Hot Springs. If you are looking
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Hot Springs agents will always give you the perronal service and
care that you would expect when buying or selling a home. We look
forward to the opportunity to help you get into your dream home.
If you have any questions feel free to contact us today toll free
800-743-4979 or locally at our Irvine offices 949-0599. We have
the inside track on Desert Hot Springs foreclosures which can
save you big money on your Desert Hot Springs home purchase. We
can also work with you help stop foreclosure or sell your home
fast if things are tight.
About Desert Hot Springs
Desert Hot Springs is a city in Riverside County, in the Riverside-San
Bernardino metro area. The community is in the Pacific Standard
time zone.
The latitude of Desert Hot Springs is 33.961N. The longitude is
-116.5W.
The estimated population, in 2003, was 17,902. Desert Hot Springs
is in the foothills of the Little San Bernardino Mountains Desert
Hot Springs is a beautiful and unique little city of spas and
resorts located 112 miles East of Los Angeles nestled in the foothills
of the San Bernardino Mountains and Joshua Tree National Park,
overlooking Palm Springs and the other Coachella Valley Desert
Resort Cities. Desert Hot Springs is built over one of the world's
finest natural hot mineral water aquifers. Naturally occurring
mineral waters bubble and percolate to the surface in this get-away-from-it-all
destination. Not surprisingly, spas rule in Desert Hot Springs.
You can calm and renew in polished marble resorts, retro-hip motels
or ultra-exclusive celebrity retreats. Desert Hot Springs also
boasts pure and delicious award winning municipal drinking water,
clean air, magnificent scenery, and easy access to all the events
and attractions in the other Desert Resort Cities of the Coachella
Valley. Wide ranges of other activities are available to the Desert
Hot Springs visitor. Hiking, golf, tennis, shuffleboard, sunning,
shopping, sightseeing, bicycle riding, ballooning and horseback
riding are all within easy reach of the Desert Hot Springs community.
Museums, theatre, concerts, and other cultural events are also
available in the area. There are also several casinos within a
very short driving distance to those who favor fast pace gambling
excitement. With warm, sunny, clear and dry days, winter visitors
find the area most attractive. There are more than 330 days of
sunshine per year. The summer months are warm, but comfortable
due to the low humidity and elevation above the rest of the valley.
Whether you're coming to Desert Hot Springs to work, play, relax
or purchase a home, we think you'll be won over by its friendly
small-town atmosphere.
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Area Schools
Riverside County – the Riverside County Office
of Education. The 2,000 teachers, counselors, administrators,
and employees of RCOE work hard to provide critical services needed
by Riverside County’s 23 school districts, special education,
and vocational education students.
We help districts meet tough state academic goals, train educators
on best practices, provide special programs for students who need
them, and on the business side, process millions of dollars in
payroll and approve local budgets worth billions of dollars. We
want the best education and best facilities possible for the 380,000
students of Riverside County. We have 60,000 students in our own
RCOE programs, including preschool Head Start, special Education,
and Regional Occupational Programs.We held our Second Annual Education
Summit with Jack O’Connell, State Superintendent of Public
Instruction, as our keynote speaker. The summit drew more than
300 educators, legislators, and community leaders together to
address key issues facing our schools.Students learn when they
feel safe. Our Safe Schools Summit and Crisis Response Teams have
helped school districts deal with pressing problems and preventative
measures. Their work has been noted as a model statewide and nationally.
Mission of RCOC.. "We are here to help children become
better students; to help school personal become better teachers
and administrators; and to help communities become better places
in which to live and work. We are here to shape our future."
