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Downtown Tucson

Imagine yourself surrounded by magnificent cactus-filled forests and dramatic landscapes, settled within a majestic Sonoran Desert Valley. This is Tucson, with constantly sunny skies, remarkable mountain peaks, and saguaro gardens.

Tucson is Arizona’s second-largest city- filled with history, culture, and a continuously sunny climate. Settled 115 miles from Phoenix, this city of 1 million inhabitants is a short drive from the Mexican border and hosts its own airport.
Founded on August 20, 1776, a birthday that is still celebrated today in the town’s La Fiesta de San Augustín, Tucson boasts some remarkable attractions, including history, architecture, shopping, and spas. Join residents each February for the Tucson Rodeo, or La Fiesta de los Vaqueros- a week long festival for a live rodeo and a world-class parade.

With an average of 350 sunny days per year and warm dry air, Tucson has the perfect climate for outdoor dining, hiking, and horseback riding. Relish in any of its luxurious spas, spend an afternoon shopping, or soak up some culture in one of the museums or art galleries. For wildlife advocates, Saguro National Park is just a short drive away from Tucson, which sits directly between the East and West parks.

Sport lovers will enjoy attending a Tucson Toros game during baseball season, or a University of Arizona Wildcats basketball or football game at the McKale Center or Arizona Stadium.

Downtown Tucson is filled with culture and history with its professional theater, opera, ballet and symphony. Its magnificent architecture serves as a reminder of the town’s history, including the Pima County Courthouse, Hotel Congress, two train depots, and the grandiose St. Augustine Cathedral.

From modest single-family homes to elegant architectural masterpieces with stunning desert views and open floor plans, Tucson has something for everyone. Open houses are frequently offered including homes from all neighborhoods and price ranges. Many homes feature sparkling pools and breathtaking views of cactus-rich desert landscapes.

Since January, many new listings have been added, as many residents prefer to show homes outside of the holiday season. The market is currently very stable, showing normal fluctuation in the Tucson real estate market with many new pending contracts.
This small desert town is full of surprises for enthusiasts of all types, and serves as a hot spot for tourism and residences. With all that it has to offer, it’s no wonder so many find Tucson an ideal place to call home.

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