Carino Estates, Chandler Arizona

July 20, 2011 at 1:24 PM Leave a comment

Carino Estates is located south of Ryan Avenue, between Alma School and Arizona Avenues in the heart of south Chandler and developed by Shea Homes. Hancock Elementary School is located at 2425 S. Pleasant Drive adjacent to the vast Ryan Park, north of Ryan Avenue and Hamilton High School, a very popular school is located at 3700 South Arizona Avenue.

With many major employers like Intel, Orbital, Wells Fargo and Americredit as well as stores and restaurants such as Target, soon to open on Arizona Avenue, Stein Mart, HomeGoods, Sprouts, OfficeMax, Native New Yorker, Albertsons, Keegans, Big 5 Sporting Goods, Fry’s and the Cobblestone Auto Spa, there are many options to choose from.

As far as pricing right now, Carino Estates couldn’t be more affordable! There are currently 5 active listings ranging from $189,900 (1620sf) to $289,900 (2286sf). 9 listings are currently pending and within the past 3 months, there have been 16 closings with a low of $170,000 (1456sf) to a high of $352,500 (3024sf) and an average of $240,825 (2275sf).

Out of the 16, 4 were short sale/pre-foreclosures, 5 were lender owned properties and the remaining 7 were regular transactions.  All 16 were FHA, VA or Conventional financing.  Properties in Carino Estates are currently on the market for an average of 102 days. Regular or non-distressed properties are on the market an average of 95 days while distressed properties such as short sales, pre-foreclosures and lender owned properties are on the market an average of 108 days.

Carino Estates is a great community and with Ryan Park and the many greenbelts, you will always see kids playing, people walking their dogs or just basically enjoying the great weather! If you’re thinking of making a move in Carino Estates, whether buying or selling or any area on the southeast valley, please give me a call.

Stephanie Weiss 480.273.7472
ValleyWide Property Services
Stephanie Weiss Moves

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