Gilbert real estate data for June

This home at 3710 E. Vallejo Drive in Gilbert was on the market in June.

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By Isabella Short | 12:15 PM Jun 30, 2019 MST

Image description — Real estate data for June

Data provided by the SouthEast Valley Regional Association of Realtors.

By Isabella Short

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Gilbert mayor makes second call for town to listen during unrest

Gilbert Mayor Jenn Daniels reiterated her message from the June 2 Town Council meeting in her June 3 weekly video message: The town must be listening during this period of unrest.

As protests continue, Gilbert mayor calls for town to listen

Gilbert Mayor Jenn Daniels on June 2 called for the town to be listening to people of color and anyone who has been treated unfairly.

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Help for those seeking the best bang for their buck

Updating your home does not have to break the bank

Here are the coronavirus updates to know today in Gilbert. (Community Impact staff)

COVID-19: Gilbert sees increase of 2 new cases June 3; state jumps more than 973 in day

Across Gilbert's six ZIP codes, there were 329 confirmed positive cases of COVID-19 on June 2, according to data from the state

April unemployment in Gilbert reaches record high

Unemployment in Gilbert jumped to a record 11.3% in April, according to statistics from the Arizona Commerce Authority.

Chandler Mayor Kevin Hartke; Chandler Police Chief Sean Duggan; and Rev. Victor Hardy, the president and co-founder of Chandler Men of Action, sat down for a Facebook Live event June 1 to discuss the death of George Floyd in Minneapolis and the importance of unity in the city of Chandler. (Screenshot courtesy city of Chandler)

Leaders discuss protests and more: News from Chandler, Gilbert

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Curfew closes Gilbert meetings to public; no protests seen in town

The Gilbert Town Council meeting for June 2 will remain closed to the public, with crucial items tabled, as part of the town’s response to the statewide curfew, town officials said