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Tucson's housing market has been warm and steady. It didn't explode in price as much as Phoenix, but it still saw a healthy uptick as people sought Arizona's sun and affordability. Now higher interest rates have leveled things off a bit, but the market remains solid.
Prices are holding fairly steady after recent gains, and homes take a little longer to sell now than during the height of the rush.
Tucson remains popular with a mix of different age groups, which keeps a stable pool of buyers. Homes are selling, but bidding wars are rarer here than in Phoenix. Sellers are adjusting to more balanced conditions - they might not get multiple offers overnight, but a well-priced home will still find a buyer.
Buyers feel less rushed and can shop around more now. Foreclosure listings pop up occasionally, but Tucson isn't seeing any spike in distressed properties. It's a gently growing market and a calmer alternative to the frenzy in some larger cities.
