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Tucson Santa Fe Style Homes

Administrator — Fri, 15 Aug 2008 18:12:48 +0000

Tucson has a variety of home styles to choose from including the Santa Fe.

One of the style that we frequently get asked about is the Santa Fe Style Home.

">Oasis Hills in the Northwest.

It is a very convenient neighborhood for those looking for quick access to the freeway.

In talking with the sales agent, the sales have been steady in the community, which actually seems to be the general consensus in most areas when talking to new home sales agents at the moment.

There are also other builders that are reknowned for their Southwestern style. Sombra homes and Miramonte Homes

Sombra Homes have been building Santa Fe Style Homes since 1989, and have a good reputation in Tucson for building a quality product.

Sunset View Estates is a conveniently situated community on the West side where the home have the beelive fireplace options, vega beams otpions and also the exposed beams on the outside of the homes as requested by the Buyer, in the style that they choose.

Both Sombra and T J Bednar Homes build an energy efficient home.

Miramonte Homes were building in Tucson for many years, but had sold their business to Standard Pacific Homes.

However, the exit of Standard Pacific from the Tucson marketplace it also happily brought Miramonte Homes back in business.

They build a quality product with various design slants. They actually have urban neighborhoods with Southwestern Design in Miramonte at the River

They also have a Southwestern Golf Course Community in Palisades at the Pines

So when you are looking for Southwestern Homes in the Tucson area, then check out the builders mentioned or you call contact us for a recent list of homes available in the Tucson area.

Tucson Relocation – a stressful and pleasurable Experience

Administrator — Tue, 12 Feb 2008 00:17:31 +0000

Tucson Relocation can be a pleasurable or stressful experience for many people.

What part of Tucson area do I want to live in, is hard to know when you are relocating to the area. Where are the conveniences, shops, restaurants, schools, hospitals all located, and also the prospect of ultimately finding the right Tucson home for your taste and also budget.

There are many websites that are great resources for your Tucson Relocation information.

The Tucson Visitor’s Bureau provides a great Tucson Relocation informational site that addresses all facets of your relocation to the Tucson area.

When you are visiting the Tucson area for your Relocation experience, you can also go to Go-Arizona.com

This great site gives great information not only about relocating to Tucson about local events but also sightseeing and things to do in the Tucson and surrounding area.

As Tucson Relocation Specialists and local area Real Estate Experts, we can assist you in your move to Tucson and help you find the home of your Dreams.

There are many styles of homes to chose from with a wide variety of local terrain in and around Tucson.

You can search for Tucson homes with our customized home search and save the homes to your search

Tucson Real Estate Market Report

Administrator — Thu, 17 Jan 2008 20:28:32 +0000

According the Tucson Association of Realtors Multiple Listing Service December 2007 Housing Report the Tucson Market appears to be stabilizing.

Considering that this is the Winter Season, and also comparing December ’07 with the same month ’06, we see a consistent improvement in the number of New Contracts opening escrow (799 Nov. ’07), which, when coupled with the fact that we have fewer new listings coming on the market, creates a shrinking listing inventory of 8708 residential units. In fact the 1590 new listings entering the market was the lowest number since early 2005.

At the Tucson Association of Realtors’ Annual Forecasting Summit on 1-15-07, Dr. Lawrence Yun who is the National Association of Realtors Chief Economist, shared his predictions for the 2008 Tucson real estate market which included the following information.

1.Most declines have already happened.

2, Any further declines will be neighborhood specific and minor.

3. The Buyer pool has been growing with a demand from the Baby Boomers, the retirees, and the international buyer.

4. Tucson benefits from being a “Work Class Recreational” region commanding a high premium.

5. Tucson has a job growth rate that should support home price appreciation in the future besides the fact that we hit over a million in population last year.

The Leader’s Panel who recently met to discuss Tucson’s Future also commented on “What makes Tucson’s Market Different” included:

1.High population and job growth, income growth. Tucson was rated as one of the top technically expanding cites by Fast Company Magazine last year. Only two cities made the list in the USA….. Austin Tx, and Tucson Az.

2. Tucson has a relatively low cost of living, and also a lower than national unemployment rate.

3. Loans are still available, even if you are to believe the current media. Many are FHA loans with little to no downpayment.

4. Tucson has around 4500 residential homes available under $250,000.

5. A declining new construction inventory starts. This actually may mean a shortage in New Home Inventory in 2009.

6. Tucson has a foreclosure rate on “non sub prime” mortgages that is lower than the national average.

7. Tucson housing has always been affordable for a desirable place to live.

We still have very affordable housing when compared to other western cities, and over 250 days of sunshine a year!

2008 is a great time to Buy your Tucson Home!

Home Sales Volume: Decreased 30.79% from $256,382,100 in December 2006 to $177,453,788 in December 2007.

Home Sales Units: Decreased 30.48% from 981 in December 2006 to 682 in December 2007.

Average Sales Price (all residential types): Decreased .4% from $261,348 in December 2006 to $260,196 in December 2007.

Median Sales Price (the price at which half the homes were sold above and half below): Decreased 2.33% from $215,000 in December 2006 to $210,000 in December 2007.

Pending Contracts (transactions subject to contract but not yet closed escrow): Increased 17.84% from 678 in December 2006 to 799 in December 2007.

Active Listings: Increased 2.23% from 8,518 in December 2006 to 8,708 in December 2007.

New Listings: Decreased 11.17% from 1,790 in December 2006 to 1,590 in December 2007.