Cathedral City: A Hub of Opportunity and Innovation 

Cathedral City offers a welcoming, business-friendly environment where companies of all sizes and industries can start, grow, and thrive. The city's proactive Economic Development Team works closely with entrepreneurs and established businesses alike, providing personalized support through streamlined permitting processes and resources, and fostering partnerships that drive long-term success.

Strategically located with direct access to both Highway 111 and Interstate 10, Cathedral City is ideally positioned for industries ranging from infill retail to large-scale logistics and advanced manufacturing. This connectivity, combined with a growing commercial base and targeted economic development zones,  makes the city a prime location for investment and expansion.

Available Commercial Properties 

Destination for Innovation and Inclusion

Driven by an innovative spirit and a commitment to inclusivity, Cathedral City has emerged as a premier destination for businesses seeking a dynamic, community-oriented setting. Its forward-thinking approach to economic growth is matched by a strong emphasis on civic engagement and quality of life. 

Family-Friendly and Rich in Culture

Beyond its business appeal, Cathedral City is a vibrant, family-friendly community rich in culture and creativity. The downtown’s iconic Fountain of Life, a playful, mosaic-tiled public art installation, serves as a vibrant gathering place for visitors to admire and connect. The nearby Perez Art District showcases local and world-class artists through a mix of eclectic galleries and vintage boutiques. Community events like the Hot Air Balloon Festival, Cathedral City LGBT+ Days, Tastes & Sounds of Cathedral City, and Taste of Jalisco Festival bring people together year-round to celebrate culture, cuisine, and connection. 

Whether you're launching a new venture or expanding your operations, Cathedral City offers the resources, access, and lifestyle that make it easy to succeed.

For more information, contact Cathedral City's Economic Development Manager, Erick Becerril.