Blandford Homes built out its Arizona presence across six communities in the East Valley and Phoenix, and none of them currently show active new-construction inventory — what's available today in these subdivisions is resale. In Chandler, Earnhardt Ranch homes are trading in the $999,950–$1,303,964 range. The bulk of the builder's footprint sits in Mesa, where Encanto runs $829,950–$949,950, Grove at Lehi spans $827,950–$1,099,950, Monteluna lists between $849,900 and $1,099,888, and Reserve at Red Rock — the largest of the group by current listings — covers the widest span, from $729,970 up to $1,225,000. In Phoenix, Palma Brisa is priced from $785,000 to $979,900. Buyers looking at these listings should approach them as established neighborhoods rather than a builder price sheet: expect mature landscaping, no ongoing construction traffic or builder HOA startup fees, and home ages and finishes that vary lot to lot, so a closer look at condition and updates matters more here than in a community still selling from a model row.