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Homes for Sale Chandler Arizona -- Information on the area provided by Ken Rembold. All Rights Reserved.
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It was in 1891 that Dr. Alexander John Chandler, Arizona Territory's first veterinary surgeon, made a ranch south of Mesa his home, and proceeded to research irrigation engineering. |
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A few years later, in 1941, the establishment of Williams Air Force Base resulted in a small population boom, but by 1950, Chandler was still home to no more than 3,800 people. Thirty years later, that number had swelled to 30,000, and has since kept pace with the accelerated growth rate of the Phoenix metroplex, added to by large suburban tracts which have usurped what used to be agricultural realty. A portion of the augmentation was the result of the influx of large telecommunication and computing manufacturing concerns, such as Intel, Microchip, and Motorola. |
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Curiously enough, Chandler is famous for a yearly Ostrich Festival. The first commerce to take hold in Chandler was agriculture, mainly consisting of that of cotton, alfalfa, and corn. During the first decade of the 20th Century, however, ostrich farms were conspicuous in the area, their reason for existence being to provide feathers for the milliner trade of the time. The demand for ostrich feathers abated as the use of the automobile increased, but never one to forget a formerly lucrative whimsicality, Chandler celebrated the legacy of the ostrich "ranches" with the annual Ostrich Festival. A performing arts setting accomodating up to 1500 spectators, the Chandler Center is a fixture of the town square, and closeby at Tumbleweed Park, can be found the Arizona Railway Museum. Construction plans have been made for a Holocaust and Tolerance Museum, which will cover a sprawling 70,000 square feet of Chandler urban realty. |
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In the corridor formed by the Price and Santan freeways, over 2900 jobs and investments of almost three billion dollars have materialized since 2003, mainly between Arizona Avenue and Gilbert Road, in what has been christened (naturally) the South Arizona Avenue Corridor. |
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The existence of three trendy shopping malls function as a "trade magnet" in this unrestrained, high-traffic commercial area. The Chandler Fashion Center (opened 2001) has motivated the construction of several courts and laneway additions. Website Page: Homes for Sale Chandler Arizona |
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