Palm Springs, Coachella Valley
Chino Canyon is a neighborhood in Palm Springs, featuring Mid-Century Modern designs, contemporary estates, and rustic hillside retreats. Many properties are perched on the canyon slopes, providing panoramic views of the desert floor, the San Jacinto Mountains, and the distant city lights. The neighborhood is home to the historic Albert Frey House II, a masterpiece of modernist architecture. Chino Canyon offers a unique blend of seclusion and accessibility, with easy access to downtown Palm Springs and the Tramway, a gateway to Mount San Jacinto State Park. The neighborhood's connection to Palm Springs' architectural legacy makes it a magnet for design enthusiasts and those seeking homes with character and history.
Street Lights, Urban
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The median home in Chino Canyon sold for $1.27M over the past 12 months, up 18.6% from the year before.
There are 8 homes for sale right now, asking a median of $1.35M — about $609 per square foot.
Homes here take a median of 67 days to sell and close at 95.4% of asking price.
At 7 sales over the past year, current inventory represents about 13.7 months of supply — a buyer’s market by the usual six-month benchmark.
Market data derived from MLS records, updated October 15, 2026. Figures cover single-family and attached residential sales and exclude rentals and land.