Chandler
In 1891, veterinary doctor Alexander John Chandler bought 80 acres of land from the U.S. government southeast of Phoenix in the Salt River Valley. By 1900, he owned an 18,000-acre ranch in the area, which he then subdivided and sold as “Chandler Ranch” parcels – and the rest, as they say, is history.
Life in Chandler
Today, Chandler is a lively suburban community of more than 254,000 people. It's known for its family-first attitude, wide range of things to do all year and employment opportunities in a variety of high-tech industries.
Livability.com ranked Chandler the sixth best city in America for families, citing great schools, a sunny climate and a “massive” assortment of recreational facilities. Read More.
To top that off, NerdWallet named Chandler the third best city in America for working parents, citing the low cost of living, affordable childcare and high-quality schools.
Here are a few more reasons buying a home in Chandler is a great idea:
- Scores of lovely, affordable neighborhoods and numerous opportunities for family fun including six aquatic parks, the Arizona Railway Museum and the popular Ostrich Festival
- Hiking in SanTan Mountain Regional Park, golfing at any of the seven local golf clubs and biking on 327 miles of paved bike lanes and paths
- A diverse downtown featuring restaurants, shops, galleries and the Chandler Center for the Arts
The city bills itself as the “Innovation and Technology Hub of the Southwest,” due to the plethora of technology and manufacturing jobs available here. Computer giant Intel set up its second largest facility in Chandler in 1980, becoming the city’s largest employer. Chandler is also home to satellite offices for:
- Orbital ATK, an aerospace manufacturing and defense industry company
- Microchip Technology, makers of microcontrollers, memory devices and analog semiconductors
- PayPal, the online payment system
- Wells Fargo, which employs 2,500 people in Chandler, making it the second largest employer in the city
Buying a home in Chandler
Homes for sale in Chandler AZ are in high demand, and home values are growing due, in part, to the desirability of this community. Chandler offers an array of quaint, family-friendly neighborhoods with palm tree-lined streets, as well as higher-end, luxury homes with lots of land and horse privileges.
Chandler Unified School District is a big contributing factor to the city’s desirability. Ranked the second best school district in the state, Chandler Unified serves 44,500 students in 50 schools and is joined by 10 private and charter schools.
If you’re looking to buy a home in Chandler, Arizona Network Realty will connect you with a licensed agent who can serve as your advocate in the Chandler real estate market. Our listings update in real time, so you’ll always have the most accurate information at your fingertips.
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