Downtown Tucson Real Estate

Historic changes have been seen in the Downtown area of Tucson Arizona over the last six years in the Architecture, New Developments and Planned Projects to revitalise the old City Center.

The once sleepy "non Residential" area is now becoming a vibrant place for people to live.

The Rio Nuevo project has attracted Tucson Commercial and Residential Real Estate Development along with new Restaurants and Art Galleries. .

Tucson has plans for the Downtown area to become a Center for the Arts, Live Music, Historic Architecture, and Children’s Events. and this  has been spearheaded by the Renovation of the Fox Theatre, an event  that is now complete .

The moving of the Greyhound Bus Depot, the  start of the new Mercado at Menlo Park Development are but a few things that have taken place. The Famous Train Depot renovation was completed a few years ago, and the Fox Theatre has been beautifully redeveloped into a prime piece of Tucson Real Estate. The Rialto has become a Vibrant place for people to see local  national, and international bands in Concert.The Historic Santa Rita Hotel is to be developed into Condos  and more Hotel space.The Hotel Congress Restaurant has become a destination for not only Breakfast but Dinner too. In planning a Vacation to the Tucson area, it would be worth while to check out all the downtown Tucson Restaurants and Hotels for you next visit.

The Ice House Lofts Project was finished a few years ago in the Warehouse District of Tucson and has taken the revitalization project t o a new level.

Although the changes have not been  quick enough by most local standards, it is apparent that change is on its way.The Armory Del Sol subdivision is nearing completion after almost five years of building new homes.

There are trendy Loft Developments and also Luxury Condo Projects underway.

Older homes that have stood for almost a 100 years are being renovated into classy Craftsman Bungalows.

The Barrio has seen a face lift and many homes are now available for those who do not want to drive to work in the downtown area.

The Mercado at Menlo Park sits on land where the oldest pottery chard was found in the whole of the United States. The chard is believed to belong to the Hohokam Indians that settles on the banks of the Santa Cruz River over 4000 years ago.

The area will define Tucson’s Heritage and reflect the city’s Rich Diversity. Four Builders are building in the Mercado and various types of homes are for sale. The area will be mixed use including some Commercial Development.

Barry Coleman, Innovative Homes and  Design, Street Scene Development, and Tucson Artisan Builders are planning to build there. All homes are of quality construction, and have innovated designs. There are quite a few homes already underway in the project.

Included in the Rio Nuevo Project, is the proposed University of Arizona Science Center,  a dramatic new science-based destination and attraction. Other projects include the Mission Project, the Depot Plaza, The Post Lofts, 44 Broadway ,

Presidio Terrace, the new Arena, and El Presidio Agustin De Tucson.

Walking Tours are available for those wishing to know more about the area.

New information about the Downtown area and new projects will be added as updates are received.

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