Last Updated on April 13, 2023 by Kim Labriola
Looking at homes for sale near downtown Tucson? Here’s your guide!
Downtown Tucson is currently experiencing an exciting renaissance. It all started with the renovation of the Fox Theater in 2005 and continued with the opening of the Tucson Modern Streetcar in 2014, which prompted many businesses, restaurants, and people to move downtown.
Now is a great time to live a more urban life in the heart of Tucson. With so many great new restaurants, bars, breweries, shops, museums, and events; Downtown Tucson is the place to live, work, and play in Tucson. You could be part of the downtown Tucson revolution. Contact us (Hello@RealTucson.com or 520-975-8956) to schedule an appointment to view homes for sale near downtown Tucson.
Homes for Sale within 2 miles of Downtown Tucson
Interested in buying or selling a home in Tucson? Contact us to go over your needs. 520-975-8956 or Hello@RealTucson.com
Interested in buying or selling a home in Tucson? Contact us to go over your needs. 520-975-8956 or Hello@RealTucson.com
There’s so many places to visit downtown including:
- Theaters:
- Fox Theater
- Rialto Theater
- Temple of Music and Art
- Tucson Music Hall and Leo Rich Theater
- The Screening Room
- Museums:
- Art Galleries:
- Groceries:
- Restaurants:
- Bars:
- Breweries:
- Hotels:
- Shopping:
- Other places of interest:
- Tucson Convention Center
- The Carriage House
- Z Mansion
- Stillwell House
- Amtrak station and Historic Train Depot
- Workplaces:
What are others saying about Tucson?
- The New York Times called Tucson an Unsung Architectural Oasis June 12, 2015
- Outside Magazine called Tucson “America’s Hottest Playground” in 2011
- Forbes Magazine named Tucson as one of “The Most Innovative Cities” in 2010
- Sunset Magazine called Tucson one of “The Most Innovative Cities of the West”
- Travel + Leisure named Tucson as one of “The Most Underrated Cities” in 2011
- SFGate wrote an article called “Hip Little Tucson Heats Up” May 5, 2013
- Money Magazine rated Tucson #4 for “Best Cities for Millennials” Sept. 25, 2015
Many Historic Districts are near the Downtown Tucson area including:
- El Presidio
- Armory Park – Blog about Armory Park
- West University – Blog about West University
- Iron Horse
- Pie Allen
- Rincon Heights
- Feldman’s
- Barrio Anita
- Barrio Santa Rosa
- Barrio El Membrillo
- Barrio El Hoyo
- Barrio Libre
- Dunbar Spring / John Spring
- Menlo Park
Are you interested in living in Downtown Tucson? Or would you like to sell your Tucson property? Contact us at
Hello@RealTucson.com or 520-975-8956
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