Yearly Archives: 2022

In a society where so much is mass-produced, disposed of, and non-unique we can be stopped in our tracks by one-of-a-kind sturdy craftsmanship that has lasted for hundreds of years.

One of the best ways to market a small business is one-to-one with other small business owners. This gives you the opportunity to meet like-minded business people who may have a similar client base to cross refer your own clients, friends and relatives.

We all remember “I Love Lucy” and the crazy, funny things she said and did. But one thing she always insisted on was to look cute and sassy while she made us laugh. I realize that many gals can’t really have fun unless they also look good!

These are uncertain times; sharpen your inner resilience today! Looking around, some seem to handle grief, bad news, illnesses and life changes with very little hiccup, while many of us feel depleted of our ability to fight back, bounce back and thrive during adversity.

After ten years in the Westfield Mall and four years on fabulous El Paseo in Palm Desert, EL PASEO STYLE has emerged as the place to shop for fine estate jewelry, designer handbags, elegant watches and new fashion clothing for discriminating tastes.

Why a Cash Out Refinance Loan Could Be Right for You Today! Over the last few years, we have all seen significant appreciation with the increase in our home’s value. With stabilizing interest rates, today could be the best time to apply for a Cash Out Loan with Steve Davidson at Financial Solutions Home Loans.

This month we are pleased to offer a great variety of content to keep you in the loop about what is happening in Rancho Mirage and the Valley.

Sun City - Sold Homes - Feb 1 to Feb 28, 2022

Dane Koch grew up in San Diego, moving to the desert in 2005 with his family and beloved dogs. Initially located in Palm Springs, Dane moved to Palm Desert in 2018 and quickly fell in love with the surroundings and people.

If you have read any of our market updates over the past 2-3 months, we asked our readers to keep an eye on the Fed’s plans to shrink its balance sheet and raise interest rates. The Fed taking action seemed like a forgone conclusion to battle rising inflation (now at levels we haven’t seen in forty years), the question was, and remains, how high and how fast would they take rates?