Coachella Hotel Indigo site may become drug rehab, mental health center

Renderings for part of the behavioral health campus being proposed in Coachella on Wednesday, March 23, 2022.

Riverside County is proposing to establish a material abuse, psychological overall health and transitional housing facility in the Town of Coachella that would accommodate extra than 280 individuals.

The likely facility would get up roughly 35 acres on a site off of Avenue 48, alongside the municipal border concerning Coachella and Indio that was the moment meant for the Indigo Resort. 

The huge vacation resort-type Hotel Indigo was billed as a “modern luxury oasis,” and was meant to be the city’s 1st resort. 

But the lodge venture fell by in 2020, when the developer sued his enterprise partners for $50 million, alleging that he was thousands and thousands of bucks in debt just after the project’s finances was squandered by “incompetence and fraud.”

The construction site of Hotel Indigo is seen in this view from Dillon Road in Coachella, Calif., on Friday, January 3, 2020.

Gary Stiffelman, just one of the original traders in the Hotel Indigo, submitted a 25-website page lawsuit in Exceptional Courtroom in Los Angeles County bringing many claims against Stuart Rubin, his son Joseph Rubin, the family’s trust and the hotel’s small business entity, Glenroy Coachella Holdings LLC.

In February 2021, Glenroy Coachella filed for Chapter 11 personal bankruptcy. By September of that year, a report from Bloomberg Legislation showed that the trustee overseeing the company’s personal bankruptcy was seeking to provide the home for extra than $43 million as part of an agreement with its loan provider, plus contractor liabilities totaling an further $13 million.