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Tucson Homes Newsletter March 2026 – Tucson Housing Market Update – January 2026 Results
The Median and Average Sales Prices for a home in Tucson AZ for January 2026 – Median Price Decreased 1.9% YoY to $358,000 – Average Price Decreased – 4.3% YoY to $433,088.
Active Listings at the end of January 2026 stood at 4,789 That is a 5.45 months’ supply at the current sales rate. Get the “rest of the story”………
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What is Tucson AZ Known For?
Mention Tucson and you imagine desert landscapes, cultural heritage, and standout food scene. Along with that is a mix of history, science, and outdoor adventure.
Tucson sits in one of the most biologically rich deserts in the world. It is also surrounded by saguaro forests and 5 mountain ranges.
Tucson is at an elevation of 2,400 ft and has sunshine for more than 340 days a year.
Old Tucson Studios and the greater Tucson area are home to 100’s of Western movies.
The Spanish clergy founded the Mission San Xavier del Bac in 1692 southwest of Tucson. The structure, built between 1783 and 1797 is still used for special services today.
If you’re thinking about Tucson from a real?estate or lifestyle angle, give us a call – 520-940-4541. For more on Tucson, read this guest article – What is Tucson Know For?
Arizona – Sonoran Desert Museum
March is a perfect time to visit the Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum. Days are warm and the evenings perfect to be outside.
s a unique outdoor museum that showcases the diverse flora and
In March, the museum comes alive with blooming cacti, wildflowers, and desert plants. You can observe the desert animals in their natural habitats. It’s a great way to learn about the desert ecosystem and appreciate the beauty of the region.
It is one of Tucson’s signature experiences. The museum covers 98?acres indoors and outdoors. Of those, 21 acres have two miles of walking paths through natural desert habitats.
The museum is home to over 230 species and more than 12,000 animals. It is one of Southern Arizona’s most visited attractions. Learn more in the article about the Arizona-Sonoran Desert Museum.
The Coronet
The Coronet is a beloved Tucson restaurant known for its Old?World European cuisine. It provides charming vintage décor, and one of the city’s most inviting patios.
Located at the Coronado Hotel on 4th Avenue, its menu is a blend of French and Italian influences. with fresh, seasonal ingredients. Guests enjoy a café outdoor seating atmosphere for brunch and/or dinner. The desserts and craft cocktails are exceptional.
Its location on the streetcar line provides an urban feel. It’s a favorite stop for locals and visitors exploring downtown Tucson. Get more info – The Coronet
Tucson Homes Newsletter – March 2026 – Gardening Tips
Check out our – Gardening Tips Throughout the Year!
Here is a Planting Calendar for Tucson!
What’s Happening Around Tucson – in March
>> 10 Things to do in Tucson in March 2026
>> A Day at Old Tucson Studios
>> Events to Start Spring in Tucson
>> 4th Avenue Spring Street Fair – March 20-22, 2025
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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 – January 2026
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