Royal Hawaiian Estates, located on a five-acre site, features 40 units across 12 distinct buildings. Designed in 1960 by the renowned architectural firm Wexler & Harrison, the development masterfully blends modernist style with Polynesian influences, highlighted by distinctive elements like “tiki apexes” and “flying sevens.” In recognition of its architectural significance, it was named Palm Springs’ first residential historic district in 2010.