With the recent downturn in the Chandler home market there has been a marked increase in bank foreclosures. If you’re among the many who are facing foreclosure or may be down the road, then this video is for you. It goes into why foreclosures have become commonplace and how you can avoid them with a short selling your home.

If you have any questions or concerns about foreclosure or a short sale, please call us at 480-331-2832 or use the form below. Our team of short sale specialists have successfully helped hundreds of homeowners close their short sale and avoid foreclosure.

Chandler, Arizona real estate encompasses properties that include resale homes, new homes, patio homes, town homes and condos. The master-planned community of Ocotillo in Chandler has big estates, and executive properties, in various types of golf course and gated communities. The solid school district of Chandler and the plethora of new jobs make Chandler an ideal community for many to relocate to. Whether you’re presently a home buyer or home seller, we’re confident our team can help you achieve your Chandler real estate goals.

It is very important to us that your move to Arizona experience and your home purchase process be as smooth, and as successful, as possible. We, along with our affiliate team of companies and professionals, strive to provide you with not only real estate and relocation consulting, but with home financing options, home inspection and home warranty choices, homeowner’s insurance alternatives, and more. You can call us at 480-247-7244 or use our Contact Us page if you have any questions/concerns regarding your relocation to Arizona.

Chandler’s history began when Dr. Alexander John Chandler arrived in 1891. Dr Chandler was the first veterinary surgeon appointed to the region By 1911 Dr. Chandler had accumulated nearly 18,000 acres south of Mesa. In 1911, when the Roosevelt Dam was completed each landowner was restricted to irrigating only 160 acres. In order to have irrigation available, Dr. Chandler was forced to subdivide his 18,000-acre ranch. He hired a city planner and an architect to design a planned community with spacious lots, wide boulevards and a town green unique to the Southwest.

The town of Chandler was formed in 1912. Growth was slow at first, but Dr. Chandler looked toward the future, knowing that the town needed to become a destination in order to attract tourists who might later become residents. So, in the middle of an alfalfa field, construction started on the San Marcos Hotel, the area’s first luxury resort. Upon its completion, wealthy guests from around the country flocked to the small town just south of Phoenix, looking for a winter getaway.

The city of Chandler transformed itself from a small farming community into a “High-Tech Oasis of the Silicon Desert” (the city slogan), within the space of a few years. It’s one of the fastest growing communities in the nation. A growing cultural life which includes public art and the performing arts, numerous museums, parks and recreation, and libraries have contributed to Chandler’s appealing lifestyle.

Chandler still pays tribute to the days it consisted of raising cattle, sheep and ostriches by celebrating an annual Ostrich Festival every March. There are a lot of recreational and education activities to enjoy in Chandler. Residents enjoy the different aquatic programs and the center for the arts, which has rotating 180° stages and moving walls so that three performances can be executed simultaneously.