Boron-Desert Lake Multifamily Home for Sale

Surrounded by thousands of acres of the Mojave Desert, the Boron-Desert Lake community is a prime example of a one-horse town, with a rural atmosphere, quiet streets and a small handful of local businesses where customers are known by name. Known and named for the minerals mined just north of town, Boron is home to the largest source of boric acid in the world. Many of the area’s residents are employed by the mine, and when entering the town limits, visitors are met with a sign welcoming them to the home of Borax. The community is proud of its history and small-town atmosphere, with the 20 Mule Team Museum serving as a focal point of the community. “Boron has a really close-knit community,” says Kenny Cantarero, a local real estate agent with New Paradigms Realty. “It’s the kind of place where you walk into the community market or the cafe and they know your name.” Modest ranch-style and manufactured homes line the streets of both Boron and Desert Lake, a small subdivision roughly 3 miles east of town. Most houses sit close together on quarter and half-acre lots. “Most of the clients that I work with in Boron and Desert Lake are attracted to the area by its affordability,”