Chris Dunham's Blog

Experience the ultimate in luxury living at Bridgeview at Hayden Ferry Lakeside. This stunning single-level condo offers breathtaking waterfront and mountain views, paired with modern sophistication and comfort. With 1 spacious bedroom, 1.5 baths, and a versatile den, the home is designed with hi...

Welcome to 18622 E Via De Arboles, Queen Creek, AZ 85142 – a rare opportunity to own a home in the highly desirable Ranchos Jardines community. Listed at $750,000, this single-level, custom-built property sits on just over an acre of irrigated land, offering the space and flexibility you’ve been ...

When a buyer pulls up to a horse property in Queen Creek, one of the first things they notice—consciously or not—is the fencing. Does it look secure? Safe? Functional? Whether you're selling a home in Santan Ranches, Orchard Ranchettes, or Chandler Heights Ranches, fencing can either boost your v...

Seville is more than just a neighborhood — it’s a lifestyle. Nestled in the heart of Gilbert, this master-planned community offers everything from resort-style living to family-friendly amenities. With tree-lined streets, spacious homes, and a world-class golf course, Seville has become one of th...

If you're selling a home in Chandler, a bidding war might sound like a dream scenario — but without the right strategy, it can turn into a missed opportunity. I’ve helped countless sellers in Chandler navigate multiple-offer situations by not only identifying the strongest buyer but by structurin...

One of the most frequently misunderstood elements of horse property in Queen Creek is irrigation—what it is, how it works, and why it matters. If you’re buying in neighborhoods like Rancho Jardines, Bonanza Highlands, or Santan Ranches, chances are high that the property offers flood irrigation t...

Not every buyer is looking for luxury — but every buyer wants value. In Chandler, there are still pockets of the city where you can find move-in-ready homes under $500K, close to top-rated schools, freeway access, parks, and shopping. These “hidden gems” don’t stay hidden for long — especially in...

Selling a home with horse privileges in Queen Creek comes with a different playbook. Buyers aren’t just looking at square footage or granite countertops—they’re evaluating fencing, access, irrigation, zoning, and whether the land actually works for the life they want to build. And if you want top...

Most agents (remember, I'm not most agents) treat open houses like a checkbox. Show up, unlock the door, set out some cookies, and hope for the best. That’s not how I roll — and it’s definitely not how homes get sold fast in Chandler.When I host an open house, it’s part of a larger launch strateg...

When you buy acreage in Queen Creek, it’s easy to assume you can build whatever you want—but county zoning, permits, setbacks, and septic placement can throw unexpected roadblocks into your dream layout. In this blog, we break down what’s actually possible to build on horse property in no-HOA nei...