May 2017

The Paul Kaplan Group is excited to represent the Palm Canyon Mobile Club ––  a new community of "micro homes" in Palm Springs that provide all of the comforts of a modern home, but in a more compact package, with floor plans starting at 600 square feet. 

This unique village of homes is located in a vintage trailer park in south Palm Springs, with stunning mountain views and easy proximity to great outdoor activities like hiking, horseback riding and golf, as well as excellent restaurants and shopping. 

These one- and two-bedroom homes include modern design finishes and details like clerestory windows, 9' ceilings and stylish kitchens, and they feature individual private fenced yards that are ready to be customized and showcase the great

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The latest update regarding real estate in Palm Springs, provided by The Paul Kaplan Group.  The biggest change, is that the median price for sales is up 1.2% over last year. The median price of condos in Palm Springs has dropped slightly over the last 12 months.  For more information on real estate in the Palm Springs market and surrounding communities, please contact The Paul Kaplan Group at 760-459-1396

One of the most publicized homes in Rancho Mirage, the Kenaston House, just sold by Stephanie Howard of the Paul Kaplan Group of Palm Springs

The Paul Kaplan Group is proud to announce that the iconic Kenaston House in Rancho Mirage has just been sold by the Paul Kaplan Group's Stephanie Howard. 

Designed in 1957 by renowned modernist architect E. Stewart Williams, who also designed Frank Sinatra's Twin Palms Estate in Palm Springs, the Kenaston House features 4,780 square feet of living space in a U-shape around the swimming pool and patio, with four bedrooms, four bathrooms and abundant glass walls and doors. 

The home was commissioned by mining heir Robert Kenaston and his movie star wife, Billie Dove, as a wedding gift for their son

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616 N High Road, Palm Springs, currently listed by The Paul Kaplan Group

The Paul Kaplan Group is grateful for the architects and developers who contributed to the "Desert Modernism" movement in Palm Springs. During the 1950s and 1960s, the Alexander Construction Company built over 2,000 homes in the Palm Springs area, greatly increasing the size of the Palm Springs and bringing modernist design to homebuyers at an affordable price.

The Ocotillo Lodge pool

George Alexander and his son Robert ("Bob") founded the company, which was relocated from Los Angeles to Palm Springs during the 1950s, with their first big project along with business partner Joe Dunas being the construction of the Ocotillo Lodge in 1956, with architects Dan Palmer and William

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