With deep ties to the region’s agricultural sector, Coachella is a city shaped by labor, family, and perseverance. Larger households and a high share of children contribute to the valley’s lowest median age. As the population grows, new housing and civic investments — including upgraded parks and green infrastructure — continue to support a young, multigenerational community whose needs will steer the city’s future.

$443,420

Price of Average Size Home

1.9%

1-Year Price Change in Average Size Home

$69,792

Average Household Income

Then

In the 1960s and ’70s, Coachella became a battleground in the civil rights movement as activists including César Chávez and Dolores Huerta led farmworkers in protests for fair pay and safer working conditions. The demonstrations were part of the broader United Farm Workers movement, which ultimately secured landmark labor contracts and lasting reforms.

Now

In 2023, the city and 11 partner organizations launched Coachella Prospera, a wide-reaching grant initiative aimed at improving quality of life across the city. The program invests in recreational and wellness facilities, zero-emission public transportation, affordable housing, urban forests, and solar energy systems that boost home efficiency. It also supports the development of parks and open spaces, sidewalks and bike trails that promote mobility, and economic opportunities focused on long-range community well-being.

30.1

Median Age

5.8%

People Living Alone (the lowest of any city)

96.5%

Hispanic/Latino Population

FIND THE RIGHT NEIGHBORHOOD FOR YOU

Where should you live? This guide offers a snapshot of housing trends across the Coachella Valley, using a sampling of neighborhoods and country clubs to reflect the region’s shifting real estate landscape. Hover over a neighborhood in the map to view the data. Below the map, you’ll find a chart with everything in one place.

COLOR KEY: 1-Year Price Change in Average-Size Home
15% + increase 10-15% increase 5-10% increase 0-5% increase 0-5% decrease 5-10% decrease 10% + decrease
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  Real Estate Demographics Lifestyle
Neighborhood Housing Type Price of Average Size Home Average Size Home (Square Feet) Average Price Per Square Foot 1-Year Price Change in Average Size Home Median HOA 1 Fee Median Year Built Total Housing Units Percentage of Owner-Occupied Units Number of Units Sold Last Year Median Days on the Market Total Population Total Households (based on 2022 data) Average Household Size Median Age Median Household Income Households With Children Residents With a Bachelor’s Degree Residents With a Master’s Degree or Higher 2024 Very Conservative Political Outlook 2024 Somewhat Conservative Political Outlook Middle of the Road Political Outlook 2024 Somewhat Liberal Political Outlook 2024 Very Liberal Political Outlook Households With a Pet Cat Families Dog Families Walked for Exercise in 2024 Golfed in 2024 Went to a Museum in 2024 Volunteered for a Charitable Organization in 2024 Gambled at a Casino in 2024 Played Bingo in 2024 Barbecued in 2024 Spent $5k+ on Home Remodeling in 2024
La Paloma Detached $624,964 2,000 $312 0.2% $0 2005 873 83% 5 21 3,875 1025 4.55 29.1 $78,903 33% 5.6% 3.93% 10.02% 16.09% 49.89% 15.24% 8.76% 50% 17.72% 43.19% 5% 26% 11.35% 9.13% 15.24% 5.21% 29.7% 5.87%
Placitas De La Paz Detached $480,778 1,400 $343 6.4% $0 2005 185 92% 4 20 831 195 4.49 28.9 $63,219 19% 3.62% 1.52% 11.06% 15.41% 48.24% 15.75% 9.55% 50% 17.84% 42.7% 6% 29% 11.22% 10.89% 17.25% 4.19% 31.16% 6.49%
Prado Detached $548,642 2,050 $268 6.5% $150 2005 360 90% 2 63 1,602 286 4.55 29 $63,493 19% 3.76% 1.53% 11.03% 15.38% 48.22% 15.81% 9.47% 50% 17.9% 42.9% 6% 29% 11.12% 10.86% 17.29% 4.17% 31.19% 6.82%
Sources: Esri Business Analyst and Market Watch LLC
* Subdivision includes both attached and detached homes. Figures represent the price change for detached homes only.