$450,000
Tucson
3 bd 2 ba 140 m²
Tucson, Arizona: Houses and Condos for Sale
787 homes and apartments for sale in Tucson, United States.
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Properties for sale in Tucson
24 properties shown
$349,000
Tucson
3 bd 2 ba 152 m²
$325,000
Tucson
3 bd 2 ba 171 m²
$299,900
Tucson
3 bd 2 ba 163 m²
$450,000
Tucson
3 bd 2 ba 140 m²
$392,000
Tucson
3 bd 2 ba 155 m²
$375,000
Tucson
4 bd 3 ba 245 m²
House$179,000
Tucson
2 bd 2 ba 84 m²
$530,000
Tucson
3 bd 3 ba 179 m²
$365,000
Tucson
3 bd 2 ba 122 m²
House$350,000
Tucson
2 bd 2 ba 148 m²
$299,000
Tucson
3 bd 2 ba 139 m²
$275,000
Tucson
3 bd 2 ba 117 m²
$625,000
Tucson
3 bd 2 ba 199 m²
House$720,000
Tucson
3 bd 2 ba 171 m²
$950,000
Tucson
5 bd 3 ba 321 m²
$895,000
Tucson
3 bd 2 ba 210 m²
$649,000
Tucson
3 bd 2 ba 191 m²
$670,000
Tucson
4 bd 3 ba 238 m²
$489,900
Tucson
4 bd 2 ba 215 m²
$550,000
Tucson
3 bd 2 ba 214 m²
$470,000
Tucson
3 bd 2 ba 178 m²
$295,000
Tucson
3 bd 2 ba 111 m²
$750,000
Tucson
3 bd 2 ba 218 m²
Buyer's guide: Tucson
With 787 listings and a median asking price of €320,937, Tucson is one of the cheaper major cities in the American Southwest. Most property for sale in Tucson is single-family: 684 houses compared with 85 apartments and 18 plots.
Price data
Asking prices taken from current listings on RealEstateAbroad, converted to euros.
| Indicator | Tucson |
|---|---|
| Active listings | 787 |
| Median price | €320,937 |
| Interquartile range | €254,783 - €459,945 |
| Price per m² | €2,221 |
| Median size | 153 m² |
Home sizes
Three-bedroom homes are the largest group with 333 listings. Two-bedroom homes follow with 181, four-bedroom with 158 and five-plus with 58. There are 32 one-bedroom homes and 7 studios. The median home is 153 m².
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The city and its appeal
Tucson lies in the Sonoran Desert, surrounded by mountain ranges including the Santa Catalina Mountains. It is home to the University of Arizona and a large defence and aerospace employer base, so the economy is steadier than the winter-home label suggests. Summers are very hot but the city sits higher than Phoenix and is a little cooler; winters are mild. The foothills and Catalina area are the higher-priced districts, while central and older neighbourhoods near the university offer lower entry prices.
Buyers include retirees, snowbirds, university-related investors and Mexican and Canadian cross-border buyers.
Tips for buying
Foreigners can buy in Arizona without restriction. Ask about roof age, swimming pool upkeep, flat-roof leaks and cooling systems. Many Tucson houses use evaporative or heat-pump cooling, and electricity bills in summer can be large. Property taxes are comparatively low (verify locally). A title company and escrow handle closing.
Read the US purchase guide, mortgage options and US market data. Browse all US houses or compare other sunbelt cities like Las Vegas and San Diego.
Last updated 8 October 2026
Buying property in Tucson: FAQ
Is Tucson cheaper than Phoenix?
Typically it is more affordable. Our median asking price in Tucson is €320,937, but compare current listings for the neighbourhoods you like.
Can a foreigner get a mortgage?
Some lenders offer non-resident loans with larger deposits. A cash purchase is also common.
Are there condos?
85 apartments in current listings, so supply is limited versus houses.
What are the main risks?
Heat, water supply in the wider region and older roofs. Get a thorough inspection.
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