Discover the flip side of Chandler’s charm: Unveiling 5 compelling reasons why living in Chandler may not be for you.
Chandler is a thriving suburb of Phoenix with many amenities and attractions. However, like any place, there are also some aspects of living in Chandler that may not be desirable for everyone. Having lived in Chandler for over 2 decades here are five things you need to consider before making the move.
The Weather & Economy
Traffic & Public Transit
Chandler is a rapidly growing city, which can lead to traffic congestion, road construction and crowded public spaces, especially during peak times. This can make it difficult to get around the city and can cause frustration for those who prefer a more laid-back lifestyle. There seems to always be a street under some sort of construction at all times.
While Chandler does have some public transportation options, such as a bus route, Chandler does not have much else in the way of public transit which can make it difficult for residents without a car to get around
Cost of living
Chandler may have a lower cost of living compared to some other major cities, it may be more expensive than some cities. This can be a challenge for people on a tight budget. Over the last 2 years Chandler has experience extreme price increases and has made it harder for entry level buyers to find homes in the area.
Unveiled Challenges Revealed
Even though there are some potential drawbacks to living here, it is important to keep in mind that these issues are not unique to Chandler and may be present in any city. Ultimately, whether or not Chandler is the right place for you to live will depend on your personal preferences and priorities.
So now that you’ve been made aware of some reasons why Chandler may not be an ideal place to call home I will share with you in my next video 5 reasons why so many choose to call Chandler home and love living here.
If you have any questions about Chandler or any other Southeast Valley cities, feel free to drop a comment, send me an email or give me a call. I’m happy to give you the straight goods.
