East Valley Phoenix Metro January 2024
Community Comparison
Introduction CHOOSING THE RIGHT COMMUNITY CAN BE OVERWHELMING. OUR HOME COMPARISON TOOLS HELPS YOU COMPARE COMMUNITIES BASED ON COST OF HOMES CURRENTLY LISTED IN THE SAME APPROXIMATE PRICE RANGE. WE BASED THIS COMPARISON ON SINGLE FAMILY HOMES AS YOUR PREFERENCE.
•Denise achieved Top Producer for the Maricopa County, and number number two WORLDWIDE with Realty executives International for 2022 Solo Agent Production. She is an Associate Broker and REALTOR and leads the Exec-Elite team at Realty Executives from her offices in Scottsdale. •Denise has built her career over 4 decades of full- time commitment in the Phoenix-Scottsdale Real Estate sector. She has supplemented her skills with studies and licensing in wealth management (NASD Series 7), land syndication (Series 22) and general contracting (B-1). •Denise holds the highest designation ELITE GUILD at the Institute for Luxury Home Marketing, is a Legacy LEED Accredited Professional and the former State Chair of the Arizona U.S. Green Building Council. •Denise’s husband Patrick is President of Realty Executives International, supporting the most tenured brokers and agents in the industry in more than 500 offices worldwide. Denise is based at Realty Executive’s Phoenix headquarters in Scottsdale near McCormick Ranch and Paradise Valley. Her Exec-Elite team covers the entire Phoenix Valley.
Denise van den Bossche
Mesa, Chandler, Gilbert The East Valley has grown over the years to accommodate employers who have moved here, and the labor force that supports those businesses. While Scottsdale is known for resorts, spas and golf, and Tempe is dominated by Arizona State University, the east Valley is diverse, including executives and families, great k-12 schools and the infrastructure to accomodate those students, as well as 55+ communities for grandparents and active/retired adults. East Mesa is close to the Superstition Mountains, Salt River, Marinas, and the Payson high country The Phoenix-Mesa Gateway Airport is just 30 miles east of Sky Harbor International Airport
The East Valley Vibe Mesa is the largest and most established town in the east valley: East & South Mesa are the newest areas Chandler is home to some of the Valley’s largest Technology companies The Town of Gilbert is considered upscale and new with a city center known for popular dining, shopping and entertainment options Queen Creek is the farthest distance from Phoenix but is a hot area for new construction and we anticipate shopping and dining will soon follow The East Valley school districts are the largest by student enrollment in the state, with many public and private options to choose from.
East Mesa As one of the newer developed areas in Mesa, East Mesa is easily accessible from the northern loop of Hwy 202, which provides quick access to the 101, Scottsdale, downtown Phoenix and Sky Harbor International Airport. In addition, East Mesa is close to the Superstition Mountains, Salt River Tubing, Saguaro Lake’s full service Marina, horseback riding, hiking, camping, fishing, and golf. Also close by is the Phoenix-Mesa Gateway airport.
Red Mountain Ranch
Mountain View: Gated with Community Pool and low $83/month HOA. Average lot 4,411 sq.ft., no private pool This small community is a great lock-andleave option with average homes starting around $500,000
Red Mountain Ranch: Gated with Community Pool & Tennis, around $89/month HOA. Typical home has 7,800 sq. ft. lot Homes here start around $550,000
Example of non-Gated homes found in East Mesa in November 2023 ($0/month HOA)
2023 Community Gated with Community Pool & Pickleball, $249/month HOA. Typical home has 6,000 sq ft. lot
Reserve at Red Rock: A Blandford Home Development. These new homes are between mid $700,000s to $1,100,000 or more
South Mesa EASTMARK
Master planned on the southern edge of Mesa. Community Pool(s) & Pickleball courts, HOA fees vary. Many homes have their own pool, in addition to the community facilities. Homes range from mid $500,000s to $1 million
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EASTMARK
Chandler Chandler is known for its diverse economy, with a focus on technology and manufacturing. It's home to several major technology companies and semiconductor manufacturers. Chandler is noted for its annual Ostrich Festival. Initially, agriculture was the primary business in Chandler, based on cotton, corn, and alfalfa. During the 1910s, there were ostrich farms in the area, catering to the demand for plumes used in women's hats of the era.
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Chandler
Gilbert
Gilbert consistently ranks as one of the safest cities in the United States. It has a thriving shopping, dining and entertainment district. The town is commitmented to maintaining green spaces and many neighborhoods are designed with natural washes to separate neighbors. As a newer community, planners were thoughtful working with developers and the focus is on family-oriented neighborhoods. There are numerous parks, recreational facilities, and events. The city is known for its excellent school system, which includes top-rated public and private schools.
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Gilbert
Denise van den Bossche 602-980-0737 denisevdb@Exec-Elite.com
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