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Tucson Homes Newsletter July 2026 – Tucson Housing Market Pulse – May 2026
YoY the Median Sales Price was FELL 3.2% to $361,000, while the Average Price INCREASED 1.1% to $457,322.
Active Listings at the end of May 2026 stood at 4,621 That is a 3.33 months’ supply at the current sales rate. Get the “rest of the story”………
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Is “A Mountain” just a mountain or much more?
A Mountain in Tucson— is and one of the city’s most recognizable landmarks. It’s west of downtown with deep cultural history, great views, and a famous giant “A” on its slope.
The large whit came about in 1916 by University of Arizona students. It is often repainted to emphasize local events.
The peak has archaeological importance as well. Evidence indicates a Hohokam settlement and agriculture dating back centuries. The “A” is a Tucson icon—visible from much of the city and tied to UA traditions. For more on this unique point of interest read our article on “A Mountain”
Agustin Kitchen
Agustin Kitchen opened in 2013 and became a standout in Tucson’s dining scene. Its recognized for refined local farmed to table sourced dishes.
Located at Mercado San Agustín on Tucson’s west side. It is a convienient location with access via the Tucson street system.
The American cuisine puts emphasis on local farms, regional ingredients, and craft cocktails. Agustin Kitchen is part of a wave of restaurants that helped define
Tucson’s reputation as a UNESCO City of Gastronomy, thanks to its:
Commitment to local agriculture
Chef-driven innovation
Integration of regional heritage ingredients
Role in revitalizing the Mercado District
Learn more about this notable Tucson restaurant in our article – Agustin Kitchen
What It’s like to live in Tucson AZ –
Our clients from across the United States and other countries often ask us, “What is it like living in Tucson AZ?” This question deserves more than one page to answer. So, we are initiating a newsletter series to answer the question. This month’s article highlights two internationally known all-inclusive wellness resorts in Tucson.
Miraval – Opened as a pioneering mind?body wellness retreat in the Sonoran Desert. Early programming focused on meditation, equine therapy, nutrition, and holistic healing—well before “wellness travel” became mainstream. Featured in Oprah, Travel + Leisure, Condé Nast Traveler, and numerous wellness publications. Became known for its Equine Experience, developed by horse?human?connection expert Wyatt Webb. Today it’s part of Hyatt’s Miraval brand, with sister resorts in Austin and the Berkshires. Here is more about Miraval Arizona.
Canyon Ranch – Founded in 1979, Canyon Ranch Tucson pioneered integrative wellness. It combined fitness, nutrition, medical care, behavioral health, and spa therapies all in one place. Canyon Ranch focuses on five pillars of wellness – Fitness & Movement – Food & Nutrition – Health & Healing – Mind & Spirit – Spa & Beauty It is a major contributor to Tucson’s reputation as a global wellness destination. Read more on Canyon Ranch in Tucson AZ.
Tucson Homes Newsletter – July 2026 – Gardening Tips
Check out our – Gardening Tips Throughout the Year!
Here is a Planting Calendar for Tucson!
What’s Happening Around Tucson – in July 2026
Things to Do in Tucson in July 2026
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As always, when we know, you will know what’s “Going on In Tucson”.
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If you missed last month’s newsletter, here it is – Premier Tucson Homes Newsletter – June 2026
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