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Joslyn Center-Adjacent Residential Development Opportunity

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2026-RFP-062State & Local

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The City of Palm Desert, through the Economic Development agency, is soliciting development concepts for the potential disposition and residential development of two vacant parcels totaling approximately 0.97 acres located at 44215 San Pascual Avenue, adjacent to the Joslyn Center. Solicitation 2026-RFP-062 seeks a qualified development team to propose a feasible residential project that is compatible with the surrounding neighborhood and desert environment. Potential concepts may include single-family homes, townhomes, multifamily rentals, condominiums, or mixed residential formats, with a preference for designs that incorporate sustainability, water efficiency, and accessibility. Proposals are due electronically via the OpenGov Procurement portal by 2:00 pm on November 2, 2026. The City will utilize a weighted scoring system to select the top three developers, focusing on developer qualifications and experience (30 percent), development concept and design quality (25 percent), and implementation approach and schedule feasibility (20 percent). Notably, initial proposals must not include purchase price offers, proof of funds, or other financial terms. Selected proposers must comply with California Labor Code prevailing wage laws and the Iran Contracting Act of 2010. The final project delivery and performance milestones will be established in subsequent agreements, such as a Purchase and Sale Agreement or a Disposition and Development Agreement.

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Palm Desert seeks residential development proposals for two vacant parcels by November 2026.

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CA, USA

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Joslyn Center-Adjacent Residential Development Opportunity (2026-RFP-062)

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Palm Desert Vacant Land Appraisal Report - 44215 San Pascual Ave

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AgencyCalifornia → Economic Development
Contacts2 people available
OfficePalm Desert, CA, 92260, USA
Office AddressPalm Desert, CA, 92260, USA
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Mariela SalazarManagement Analyst
Celina CabreraSenior Management Analyst

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Hotel Investment Group
San Diego, CA
Kimley-Horn
Orange, CA
Will Shepphird
Calabasas, CA

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The City is exploring the potential disposition and residential development of its vacant property adjacent to the Joslyn Center. Through this solicitation, the City seeks development concepts that respond to the site's size, location, and surrounding uses and demonstrate a practical path from initial planning through completed construction. The City's objectives include encouraging compatible residential development, making effective use of the available land, and identifying a development team with demonstrated experience delivering comparable projects. Proposed concepts should address neighborhood compatibility through thoughtful building placement, scale, architectural character, access, parking, and landscaping. The City is not prescribing a single preferred residential product type. Potential concepts may include single-family homes, small-lot development, duplexes, triplexes, courtyard housing, townhomes, multifamily rental housing, for-sale condominiums, or mixed residential formats. Concepts may also include an affordable, workforce, or attainable housing component, or limited complementary community-serving or live/work elements where permitted and appropriate. Proposers should explain why their concept is feasible and appropriate for the site, supported by market rationale, preliminary site planning, and relevant development experience. The City encourages proposals that demonstrate sensitivity to neighborhood context, desert-appropriate design, accessibility, and long-term project stewardship. The City will consider the proposed development concept together with the team's qualifications, relevant experience, implementation approach, and schedule. Proposers should clearly identify assumptions, anticipated approvals, and any requested City participation that could affect successful delivery of the project.

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