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Our Tucson Blog Post provides updates on the many things to do and place to dine in Tucson along with insights into the Tucson Real Estate market.
Tucson is a vibrant and exciting place to live. We know, we have lived here since 2002. There are many events and activities going on every day along with great places to experience. Living in Arizona is more than a great place to retire. It is a great place to find a job, go to school or start a career. And the weather isn’t bad either.
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Tucson Home Values – December 2025
Tucson Real Estate Blog Post – January 14, 2026
Tucson home values in December 2025 reflected a slower, but active market. Tucson Home Values as of December 2025, have a median sales price of $353,630 and an average sales price of $435,455. For buyers, the ratio of sales price to list price is 97.65% for December 2025.
For the 12-month period ending December 31, 2025, the median prices of a Tucson home declined 3.1%.
Tucson closed 2025 with softer prices and more balanced conditions. Tucson housing market rewarded knowledgable pricing strategies and well?prepared buyers.
Here is a quick read on Tucson Home Values – December 2025.
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Tucson Mold Inspection
Tucson Real Estate Blog Post – January 6, 2026
Mold in Tucson homes is more common than people expect. Yes, even in the desert. Mold only needs three things to start to grow. Moisture – organic material – time!
Here are the most common causes for mold in a Tucson home.
>> Heavy summer rains can overwhelm roofs, stucco, or broken seals on windows.
>> Slow leaks under sinks, behind walls, or in slab foundations can go unnoticed.
>> Air conditioners run a lot in summer, producing lots of condensation. A cogged AC drain line can cause water buildup.
Take a few minutes to read this guest post on Mold and Mold Inspections for Tucson homes.
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Reasons to be Living in Arizona
Tucson Real Estate Blog Post – December 30, 2025
It may surprise you, but Arizona is a great place to live. Here are a few reasons to consider it.
| > Southern Arizona weather is dry most of the year and winters that feel like spring in other regions of the U.S. |
| > Northern Arizona has higher elevations, so summer is cooler and winter has lots of snow. |
| > Arizona is a large state and offers some of the most iconic scenery in the U.S. |
| > While home prices have increased, Arizona is still more affordable than California, Florida and Texas |
For even more insights, take a read of this article on “Reasons to Live in Arizona”.
For more information and insight on living in Arizona, give us a call – 520-940-4541
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SaddleBrooke Tucson
Tucson Real Estate Blog Post – December 24, 2025
Considering a move to Tucson and thinking a 55+ community is right for you? Then put SaddleBrooke on your list of places to see. SaddleBrooke is one of over 20 “adult communities” in Tucson. It provides resort?style amenities, mountain scenery, and an active community. But like any place, it depends on the lifestyle you want.
The community sits at 3,500 ft in the Catalina foothills about 20 minutes north of Oro Valley AZ. The elevation means cooler summers and dramatic mountain/desert views.
With over 5,900 homes, it is one of the largest active adult communities in Southern Arizona. Home prices range from $400K to mid?$1Ms depending on size and location. Click this link to our recently updated article on SaddleBrooke.
For more information an insight on SaddleBrooke, give us a call – 520-940-4541
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Water Supply for the Greater Tucson Arizona Area
Tucson Real Estate Blog Post – December 16, 2025
How is Tucson’s Water Supply? Tucson sits on a large aquifer that will supply water to the city for many years. Water also comes from the Colorado River via the Central Arizona Project or CAP.
Oro Valley uses a diversified water source portfolio that includes Groundwater, Colorado River water (via CAP), and Reclaimed water for construction and irrigation.
Planning to ensure long-term sustainability is on-going. residents Water conservation tops the list of suggestions for residents. Learn more on how the greater Tucson area is working on water conservation.
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