Chandler, AZ Homes for Sale & Local Realtors
Chandler combines a busy job market with lake communities, established neighborhoods and a walkable downtown. Whether you're relocating for work or selling a home you've outgrown, the ARGO Real Estate Team can help. You've probably seen Damian Godoy's face on our marketing and the ARGO yard sign in front of homes across the Southeast Valley.
A city built on a founder's vision and a tech economy
Chandler is named for Dr. Alexander J. Chandler, who opened the townsite office on May 17, 1912. Residents voted to incorporate the Town of Chandler on February 16, 1920. Today it's a major East Valley employment center. The U.S. Census counted 275,987 residents in 2020, and the Census Bureau estimates 278,748 as of July 2025.
Much of that job base sits in the Price Corridor, a business district of about 5.7 square miles. According to the City, its largest employers include Intel, Wells Fargo, Bank of America, Northrop Grumman and Microchip Technology. Intel's Ocotillo campus is on Dobson Road.
1912Townsite founded by Dr. A.J. Chandler (incorporated 1920)
278,748Population estimate, July 2025 (U.S. Census Bureau)
~5.7 sq miPrice Corridor business district
113 acresVeterans Oasis Park, with recharge wetlands
Loop 101 + 202Freeways meet in Chandler
~24 minAverage commute (Census ACS 2020–2024)
What to know before you move to Chandler
- Schools. Several districts serve Chandler residents. Chandler Unified covers most of the city, Kyrene serves parts of west Chandler, and Mesa Public Schools and Tempe Union High School District serve some areas. We verify the assigned schools for every address.
- Getting around. Loop 101 and the Loop 202 Santan Freeway meet in Chandler. ADOT is widening Loop 202 between Loop 101 and Val Vista Drive, with completion expected in spring 2027. The Census Bureau puts Chandler's average commute at about 24 minutes.
- Parks. Veterans Oasis Park covers 113 acres, with trails around groundwater-recharge wetlands. Tumbleweed Park is another popular City park.
- Work close to home. With the Price Corridor's large employers, many Chandler residents live within a short drive of work.
Chandler homes and neighborhoods
Chandler offers lake communities, golf neighborhoods, established resale areas with mature landscaping, and townhomes and condos close to the job centers. The Census Bureau's 2020–2024 survey puts the median value of owner-occupied homes at $507,800. That's a multi-year average, so for current prices check the live listings below or our Chandler market report.
Chandler's neighborhoods can feel very different from one another. Lake and golf communities sit only a few minutes from established streets with larger lots, and from townhomes near the business corridors. Touring a few areas before you focus on specific houses usually pays off.
Chandler communities buyers ask us about
- Ocotillo (lakes & golf)
- Fulton Ranch
- Downtown Chandler
- Price Corridor / Intel area
- South Chandler near Loop 202
- West Chandler (Kyrene area)
We don't have separate Chandler neighborhood pages yet. Search all Chandler listings, or compare nearby Gilbert, Tempe and Ahwatukee.
Buying a home in Chandler
Many Chandler buyers start with the commute and the school district, then pick a neighborhood. We'll map your drive to work, confirm district boundaries, and compare HOA communities with non-HOA areas so there are no surprises after closing.
- Relocating for work? We can tour homes by video and handle much of the process remotely until you're in town.
- Check the address. We confirm school district, HOA fees and rules before you write an offer.
- Be first to know. Save a Chandler search and get new listings as soon as they hit the MLS.
Search every Chandler home for sale or read our buyer's guide.
Selling a home in Chandler
Chandler's mix of relocating professionals and local move-up buyers rewards homes that are priced right and presented well. We'll price your home against the right comparable sales, prepare it to show well, and market it with professional photos, full MLS and online exposure, and the ARGO yard sign.
Get a free Chandler home value, or if you're ready now, tell us "I'm ready to list my house" and we'll put together a selling plan for your home.
Why Chandler buyers and sellers call the ARGO Real Estate Team
- Experienced, broker-led. Damian Godoy, Owner/Broker, has more than two decades in real estate, and the team is powered by My Home Group.
- Southeast Valley locals. Our office is at 85 W Combs Rd Suite 101-408 in San Tan Valley, and we work across Chandler and the neighboring cities every week.
- Reviewed by neighbors. We're rated 4.8 stars from 80 Google reviews (as of October 2026).
- A full team behind you. Agents plus listing and transaction support keep your sale or purchase on track from the first showing to closing.
Chandler real estate FAQ
When was Chandler, AZ founded?
Dr. A.J. Chandler opened the townsite office on May 17, 1912, and residents voted to incorporate the Town of Chandler on February 16, 1920.
What school districts serve Chandler?
Chandler Unified serves most of the city, and Kyrene, Mesa Public Schools and Tempe Union High School District serve some areas. We verify the assigned schools for each address.
Who are the big employers in Chandler?
The City lists Intel, Wells Fargo, Bank of America, Northrop Grumman and Microchip Technology among the largest employers in the Price Corridor business district.
Which freeways serve Chandler?
Loop 101 and Loop 202 meet in Chandler. ADOT is widening Loop 202 between Loop 101 and Val Vista Drive, with completion expected in spring 2027.
How do I find out what my Chandler home is worth?
Start with our free Chandler home value tool, then ask us for a pricing review based on recent nearby sales.
Do you work outside Chandler?
Yes. We help buyers and sellers across the Southeast Valley, including Gilbert, Mesa, Queen Creek and San Tan Valley.
Talk to a Chandler realtor today
Buying in Chandler or getting ready to sell? Call the team you've seen on the yard signs. Office hours: Monday–Friday, 8 AM–7 PM.
