06/15/2026
PIMA COUNTY CONSUMER ANALYSIS | June 8-14, 2026
If you have been keeping an eye on the Tucson housing market, this week's numbers offer a clear snapshot of where things stand heading into mid-June.
There are currently 4,284 homes actively listed for sale in Pima County, a slight decrease from 4,289 the week before and meaningfully lower than the 4,565 homes available at this same time last year. That year-over-year decline of roughly 6% tells you that the available inventory of homes in the Tucson area continues to tighten gradually, even if the week-to-week movement feels modest.
New listings came in at 356 this week, down from 375 the prior week, so sellers are entering the market at a somewhat slower pace than they were just seven days ago. That said, listing volume is actually slightly ahead of where it was one year ago (347), meaning sellers are still active, just not in surge mode.
On the buyer side, 140 new contracts were written this week, nearly identical to the 142 from the prior week and the 144 from one year ago. That stability in contract activity tells us that buyer demand in Tucson is consistent. Closings this week came in at 213, down from 244 the week before, though ahead of the 209 closings recorded during the same week last year.
The overall picture for Pima County is a market in balance, with inventory slowly tightening, buyer demand holding steady, and closings running slightly ahead of last year's pace. Whether you are thinking about listing your home or starting your search, the conditions right now reward preparation and timely action.
