Contract · State & Local
Alessandro Alley (West) Residential Development Opportunity
City of Palm Desert - Economic Development Palm Desert, CA
- Status Closes in 11 days
- Amount Amount not listed
- Set-aside None (open competition)
Scope
The City of Palm Desert ("City"), together with the Successor Agency to the Redevelopment Agency of the City of Palm Desert ("SARDA"), as applicable, invites qualified residential developers, builders, and development teams to submit qualifications and development proposals for the disposition and development of six vacant parcels located generally along San Antonio Circle, San Clemente Circle, and Alessandro Drive in Palm Desert, California. The City seeks a qualified respondent or respondents capable of delivering high-quality residential development that is compatible with the surrounding neighborhood, responsive to local market conditions, and consistent with applicable zoning, General Plan policies, and development standards. The offered properties consist of four SARDA parcels and two City parcels. The SARDA parcels are located generally at 44870 San Antonio Circle/San Clemente Circle and are identified as APNs 627-071-067, 627-071-069, 627-074-014, and 627-071-068. Together, these four parcels contain approximately 51,835 square feet, or 1.19 acres. Individual parcels range from approximately 0.14 to 0.42 acres, and two of the four parcels are contiguous. The two City parcels are located generally at 44889 San Clemente Circle and are identified as APNs 627-071-065 and 627-071-070. These parcels are noncontiguous and together contain approximately 23,522 square feet, or 0.54 acres, subject to City verification. The combined six-parcel opportunity contains approximately 75,357 square feet, or 1.73 acres, subject to City verification. All six offered parcels are vacant, have reported street access, and are reported to have utilities available to the sites, subject to independent verification by respondents. Final ownership, legal descriptions, title matters, parcel...
Timeline
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Posted
Oct 1, 2026
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Status
Closing soon
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