Dear Parkview Management - I am writing to commend Sherry Puskar regarding her performance as Manager of Parkview Mobile Estates. Particularly in light of the recent power outages at Parkview, I and very many of us residents here at Parkview are grateful and appreciative of Sherry's outstanding handling of this situation. As you know, the infrastructure here is aged and has presented persistent and regular issues (which are now being addressed by the infrastructure project). As the project has progressed Parkview has continued to experience these issues, which understandably will occur until completion of the project. Sherry has handled these issues with professionalism and steadfast commitment, and her performance has been beyond excellent. Her responses are prompt and she strives to keep us residents informed and current. In my opinion and those of most residents that I have spoken with, we are fortunate to have Sherry as Manager of this park; there has been NO manager so far who has accomplished even close to the level that Sherry has achieved. Sherry has done a superior job with respect to the current issues and the many, many other responsibilities which her position entails (despite the untruths and lies which certain individuals have circulated). Thank you for providing such an incredible manager. Sherry deserves acknowledgement and high praise for her dedication and excellent work. Diana Eng Resident, Parkview Mobile Estates read more

Thank you to Sherry Puskar our PROPERTY MANAGER at Parkview Mobile Estates. Sherry is ALWAYS very organized, especially with a major infrastructure construction job going on at this time! sherri is always keeping us up-to-date as to the progress of the construction going on at Parkview, but also keeps the property running smoothly and ensuring that everybody follows the same rules that are required in this park! please know that you have an excellent Manager in Sherri, and that she is doing a a Professional job here in the park! We give her five stars out of five stars! read more

Beautiful park! Right at the base of a nature preserve, with beautiful hills and hiking trails. New park manager, Janette is responsive and kind. Club house, rec room, pool and hot tub are all well kept. They are undergoing some infrastructure upgrades as well, making it even more modern. I feel like we lucked out finding this place. :-) read more

Parkview Mobile Estates - View of one of the streets in the park at night. - Real Estate Near Me - Palm Springs, California

Clean, quiet wonderful park. All the homes are different and unique and so nice. Location is spectacular

I would like to give a shout out to Patrick who is the owner of Whitestar Management which is the management company for Parkview Mobile Estates. I purchased my home in 2012 and love living here. In 2017 Whitestar took over the management contract and the complex continues to improve each month. Recently, I was able to have a problem resolved which has greatly improved my living situation. It was handled with care and my concerns were discussed and appropriate action was taken and the problem resolved. Thanks Patrick for caring about the residents of Parkview. Dan S read more

I have been here for 18 years and raised three children in a great environment or like a great community we all help each other out management is great plenty of places for the kids to play swimming pool greatest park read more

If your looking for a quiet peaceful oasis in the center of all the action Parkview is the place . In this 55+ community 1 person has to be 55 if you are a couple 2nd person can be in their 40s with its Manicured landscaping gorgeous views upscale living with out the upscale price . Cool neighbors beautiful pool what more could you ask for these manufactured homes range on average 45k to 85k some more some less . But your surrounded by million dollar homes in this beautiful location. In the foothills we are at the foot of Tahquitz canyon we are 400 feet from hiking trails and a beautiful 6 story waterfall . 2 blocks from public transit and a 10 to 15 min walk from Palm Springs trendiest restaurants . This is Palm Springs best kept secret. read more

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Pros: close to downtown, over 55 only, NO RENTALS, eclectic mix of residents, wonderful views Cons: obsolete infrastructure (lots of electrical and water problems, horrible streets), high lot rent with few services in return, resident manager sees every interaction as a battle to be won (my opinion), security issues due to large numbers of homeless in the area, land lease is up in a few years with no word on renewal so home values are cratering, lots of non-maintained empty/abandoned lots making the overall park look semi-derelict. read more

I have lived in this location for nearly 20 years is close to downtown and shopping this park is well-maintained and management is constantly available when needed if there's a problem and if management is unable to fix a problem I have the property management is always available. The manager Jessi has gone out of her way many times. Recently I had a plumbing problem and had to call two different plumbers and she had gotten the bill squashed because the second company did the same thing the first company did and tried to charge me for it. So I commend the property management and on-site management for all they do and I thank you for maintaining a level of living conducive to my needs as a senior in thus park. read more

Parkview is a hidden jewel in Palm Springs, a wonderful, quiet, very serene and peaceful place to live, nestled near downtown and tucked up against the mountains. Yes, the infrastructure is old, yes the indian land lease (half of all Palm Springs homes are on indian lease land) is up for renewal in 8 years, but what a delightful place to buy a home at a very reasonable price, and for most of us here, because we are up high on the slope of the San Jacinto Mountains we have a fantastic view of south Palm Springs and the mountains that are just 100 yards from some of our front doors. There is not a homeless problem here, that issue is overblown. Crime within this park is statistically no worse than other Palm Springs neighborhoods. The new management company Whitestar is doing their best to address an aging infrastructure that does need to be upgraded, and the long-time resident manager is always fair and reasonable when dealing with fair and reasonable people. Parkview is a long-time member of the City of Palm Springs ONE-PS neighborhood organization dedicated to listening to residents and improving the quality of life for all residents. The ONE-PS resident group works very cooperatively with management in hosting community meetings in the clubhouse featuring guest speakers like city council members, Whitestar management, and Palm Springs Police Department crime statistics specialists, plus periodic potluck dinners and social events. If you're looking for a great place to buy a home, do what my wife and I did, tour the other communities in Palm Springs like Parkview and you'll see the dramatic differences. read more

Pros: Friendly community, owner occupied/no rentals, relatively inexpensive, great rental location, low crime. Cons: Management has adversarial relationship with tenants, park infrastructure needs serious updating. You do not own the land. read more

As a residential realtor here in Palm Springs for the past 10 years I have listed and sold a total of 18 units in Parkview Mobile Estates. Prior to and during this period my family members and I have owned and personally resided in Parkview. I believe I have extensive firsthand knowledge on the inner-workings of this park along with the current and prior management teams. Yes, the infrastructure is old and up to the beginning of this year the same homeless problems facing Palm Springs proper spilled over into the park. Since that time I have not witnessed any homeless issues as the current residents do not seem to encourage vagrancy as the prior residence once did. The location, beautiful views, pet-friendly and nice homes and neighbors make this park a great choice for a part time or full time home. I was surprised to see that several posted comments loved the park but did not feel the current manager was doing her job. As a realtor and former resident and owner, I can assure you that the manager is working overtime in an effort to maintain the park and handle the voluminous day to day issues that arise. What people do not realize is that there is a set of rules and regulations everyone must follow. As you do not own the land, there can not be a formal HOA with a governing board. Any hoa-type group formed is merely a social club as all decisions are made by the management company and master lease holder. I have witnessed several of these groups form thinking they are going to become decision makers-not happening. As a realtor I must work with management to have my buyer approved and escrow run smoothly and close on time. I have never had an issue with management delaying documentation, approvals or a closing. I have had many issues with other parks. Indian land lease issues have always been an issue in Palm Springs as they near their termination or renewal time. Although frustrating there is nothing that can be done but wait and see. In the meantime, enjoy Parkview and all it has to offer! read more

I moved here to Parkview in Palm Springs recently after losing my 30 year rent controlled apartment victorian apartment in SF. What a find here for approx 50k I was able to buy a mobile home 1200 sq feet with fireplace, yard with palm ,lemon and grapefruit trees and gorgeous views of mountains and sunsets and a short walk into downtown Palm Springs. There is a 675.00 approx monthly fee that includes water and garbage but from where I came from that wouldnt get a room in a boarding house. The pool and hot tub and club house done in that 60 mid century style is practically out my front door with the entrance to Indian Canyon hike to a 50 foot waterfall at the end of my block. Its an over 55 community that is about 30 percent or more gay I think but people who live in mobile homes are very young and easy going. Some of the home look like mobile homes but most have facades and additions that are really nice,many in a Santa Fe style. Its very quiet with wonderfully starry nights,quite a change from where I came from but what a find.The summers are very hot I m told and many people are seasonal here read more

Shhhhhh....don't let everyone find out how cool, ultra-chic and inexpensive it is to live in Palm Springs, CA! We bought a second-home in Parkview nearly a year ago after having a traditional rowhome in PS in 2006. PARKVIEW is awesome, Nice, real neightbors, diverse, dog-friendly, views and GREAT LOCATION. We could not be happier with our choice. read more

I drove through here and I'm in my thirties and can't wait to be 55+ and hopefully live here with a ton of girlfriends. I loved the setting and the unique homes. I was born in PS and hope to return when I'm retired and my bones require warmth! Save a spot for me! read more