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With the cost of housing index below the average in the western U.S. and excellent appreciation, Tucson is an attractive place to buy a home. Home sales and the construction of new homes provide jobs and tax revenues for local, state, and federal governments and prompt additional expenditures on new furniture, new appliances, and renovation. Furthermore, the National Association of Homebuilders estimates that roughly 30 percent of the new home occupant's income is spent on items produced by local businesses, such as medical care, daycare, and the services of dry cleaners and auto repair shops. All of these directly impact the local economy.
Homes in Southern Arizona come in every style and price, and many builders favor the Old Pueblo and Mission architectural styles that reflect the area's culture and history.
There are also numerous attached homes, such as condos, and a superb choice of apartments, many with recreational amenities.
From gated golf course communities to artistic bungalows to luxury apartments, there is something for every taste, lifestyle, and budget.
And due to exponential population growth, new housing construction has exploded in Pima County since 2002. The most rapid residential construction is occurring in Marana, Sahuarita and unincorporated parts of Pima County.
Read more about the residential housing market from Long Companies.
For assistance with expansion/retention of your existing Tucson-area business or if you are considering relocating/expanding to the Tucson region, contact:
Lee J. Smith
Sr. Vice President, Business Development
520.243.1909 or lee.smith@treoaz.org
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