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Chandler home market slows down noticeably

Pending home sales in Chandler fell nearly 44% in August compared with August of 2025, while closed sales were down 12.8%. Sammy Glassman, the board president of Phoenix Realtors, said that at the same time, new listings dropped almost 22%.

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Chandler’s housing market showed a noticeable slowdown in August, particularly on the demand side, according to market data from Phoenix Realtors.

Pending sales fell nearly 44% compared with August 2025, while closed sales were down 12.8%.

Sammy Glassman, board president of Phoenix Realtors, said that at the same time, new listings dropped almost 22%.

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