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Tucson Homes Newsletter December 2025

Premier Tucson Homes Newsletter December 2025

Tucson Market Pulse! – Things to Know! – Things to Do!

Welcome to the Premier Tucson Homes Newsletter December 2025

Tucson Homes Newsletter December 2025 – Tucson Housing Market Update – October 2025 Results

Sales Prices for single family homes in October saw – Median Price Increased 1.1% – Average Price Decreased 1.1% – from October 2023.

Active Listings at the end of October stood at 5,066. That is a 4.71 months’ supply at the current sales rate. Get the “rest of the story”………

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What makes Tucson a Great Place to Live?

What can you say about Winter in Tucson, Arizona? Its mild, sunny, and very comfortable. Daytime highs in the upper 60s to low 70s °F. Evenings/nights dip into the low-to-mid 40s °F.

Snow is rare in the Tucson area, but Mt Lemmon at 9,200 feet is a place to go if you crave a winter snow fix. And there is a ski resort there as well. Throughout the winter, outdoor activities thrive in the greater Tucson area. Golf, hiking, biking and any outdoor sport. Tucson is unique in that you can ski in the morning and play golf in the afternoon. Discover more about Mt Lemmon and places to play golf in Oro Valley, AZ.

Mount Lemmon

Mt. Lemmon Ski Valley is the southernmost ski resort in the continental United States. This unique place provides winter skiing& snowboarding from mid December to April. Needless to say, when there is ample snow. In peak season Mt. Lemmon will get over 90 inches of snow.

Depending on where you live, the drive is roughly 90 minutes from Tucson to Ski Valley. In addition to skiing and snowboarding, you can go sledding or hop on the chair lift for a scenic ride.

At an elevation of 9, 200 feet, the temperature is a lot colder than Tucson. Even at 70 degrees in Tucson, Mt. Lemmon will be in the 30’s. Dress warm no matter what you plan to do.

For a deeper dive on Mt. Lemmon, take a few minutes to read – Mt. Lemmon – A Great Place in Summer and Winter

Oro Valley Golf Courses

Oro Valley, AZ is a golf destination. Especially for those hunkered down in cold weather winters. Locals of course, can enjoy the outstanding golf available all year round. Courses include scenic public layouts to exclusive private clubs. Players experience challenging courses with desert views and mountain backdrops.

Oro Valley’s golf courses have the Catalina and Tortolita mountains as backdrops. They create a stunning contrast between the lush fairways and desert landscape.

Public and semi-private courses provide access throughout the year. If you are a member of a private course “back home”, your club pro may be able to arrange access to the private courses. Check out golf courses in Oro Valley AZ in this article – Oro Valley Golf Courses

Wildflower Restaurant

The Wildflower restaurant is a top dining spot in the Oro Valley area. It offers creative New American cuisine, a stylish atmosphere, and attentive service. Wildflower’s menu presents American classic dishes with European and Asian influences. A few of the top picks are the short rib ravioli, and lemongrass scallops.

The restaurant is comfortable, with a buzzing – some might say noise – interior. Patio seating offers mountain views. The menu is unique, the service is excellent, and the setting is both lively and relaxing. Learn more about this neighborhood gem in this article – Ben & Kim’s Wildflower Restaurant Review