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Thinking of Moving to Chandler, AZ?

Chandler is the fourth-most populous city in Arizona and the third-most in Maricopa County. Located about 20 miles southeast of Phoenix, it is one of the most sought-after suburbs and an excellent place to relocate in the Phoenix Metropolitan Area. With great public schools, plenty of outdoor activities, and a corporate-friendly environment, Chandler is the perfect choice for families with children, professionals looking to advance their careers, and businesses of all sizes.

The median home value and the median rent in Chandler are significantly higher than in Phoenix, by over 25 percent, but the median household income is about 40 percent higher compared to the capital city. This and the fact that Chandler has a suburban feel while also being close to the big city action, makes it an attractive choice for people looking for a new place to call home.

The Best Neighborhoods to Move to in Chandler, AZ

Here are the top areas of Chandler to move to.

Ocotillo

This is a master-planned community located in southeast Chandler. It is known for its beautiful lakes, golf courses, and luxury homes. It is also home to several restaurants, shops, and parks.

Downtown Chandler

This is the heart of Chandler and offers a mix of commercial and residential properties. It is home to many attractions such as the Chandler Center for the Arts, the Arizona Railway Museum, and the Chandler Farmers Market.

Fulton Ranch

This is a newer neighborhood located in southeast Chandler. It is known for its luxury homes, beautiful landscaping, and proximity to the Chandler Fashion Center mall. It is also home to several parks and walking trails.

Sun Lakes

This is a 55+ active adult community located in south Chandler. It is known for its golf courses, tennis courts, and other recreational amenities. It is also home to several restaurants, shops, and social clubs.

Chandler Heights

This is a suburban neighborhood located in south Chandler. It is known for its spacious homes, horse properties, and rural feel. It is also home to several parks and hiking trails.

Chandler Is Great for Business

Large and small businesses alike are fond of Arizona's low corporate income tax rate of 4.9 percent, but what makes Chandler even better is the city sales tax rate of 1.5 percent, the lowest among the major cities in the Phoenix Metropolitan Area. These numbers are backed by the Economic Development city department with programs and services that help startups and businesses looking to expand in Chandler.

Educated Workforce

Businesses across many industries have access to a large and educated workforce in Chandler. There are many colleges and universities in the area that ensure a continuous influx of graduates, most notably the University of Phoenix (UoPX), Arizona State University, Rio Salado College, and Grand Canyon University. Chandler residents also have high school and bachelor's degrees in higher percentages than in Phoenix and neighboring areas.

Chandler Storage Units

When relocating or expanding a business, storage needs are often overlooked. This detail, however, can make a great deal of difference in terms of convenience and overall cost. Choose a storage space for your inventory, moving supplies, office furniture, and/or archive documents early on in the relocation process. If you're not sure about the unit size you need and where you can rent closest to your business, check the size guide and the availability of units in Chandler, AZ on SpareFoot.

Family-friendly Activities in Chandler, AZ

Chandler has over 60 parks with a wide array of amenities, including an archery range, a cricket field, a golf course, several walking and horse trails, bike and skate parks, tennis courts, and aquatic centers. If you are looking for some family fun that doesn't involve sports, there are plenty of indoor and outdoor activities in the area that everyone can enjoy:

• Go to the Crayola Experience where kids can make colorful crafts, draw on the walls, create a swirly piece of art with melted wax, and customize their crayons with any name they want.

• Take a trip to the Arizona Museum of Natural History in Mesa, 15 minutes north of Downtown Chandler.

• Pay a visit to the Arizona Railway Museum, where you can walk through 12 types of passenger cars.

• Attend music and dance events at the Chandler Center for the Arts.

• Test your skills and problem-solving abilities at one of the many escape rooms in the city.

• Play VR games at Utopia Studios, the largest arcade of this type in Maricopa County.

• Attend art classes at the Vision Gallery-children ages 6 to 16 are taught free of charge.

Regardless of age or abilities, you can find a suitable class or activity in the quarterly Break Time Recreation Guide from the Community Services Department. The most popular ones are swimming lessons, field trips, athletic programs, and enrichment programs like dancing or arts and crafts.