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PIMA COUNTY / TUCSON SNAPSHOT — June 15–21, 2026The Tucson area housing market remained on solid footing this week. Acti...
06/22/2026

PIMA COUNTY / TUCSON SNAPSHOT — June 15–21, 2026

The Tucson area housing market remained on solid footing this week. Active listings (4,227) are running 7% below where they were one year ago, meaning buyers have fewer choices than last summer. New listings (302) dropped sharply from the prior week and are well below year-ago levels, so fresh supply is not keeping pace with demand. New contracts (144) ticked up slightly from the week prior, confirming that motivated buyers are actively engaging the market. Closings (231) came in well above last week, reflecting deals that went under contract several weeks ago now completing.

For Buyers: Tucson's market has less available inventory than it did a year ago and fewer new listings are coming online. If you are actively searching, move decisively on homes that meet your criteria. The RE/MAX Excalibur team knows the Tucson market and can help you compete effectively.

For Sellers: Pima County sellers are operating in a low-supply environment. With active inventory down 7% year-over-year and new listings declining, your home faces less competition than it would have a year ago. Now is a strong time to have a pricing conversation. Contact RE/MAX Excalibur to get started.

PIMA COUNTY CONSUMER ANALYSIS | June 8-14, 2026If you have been keeping an eye on the Tucson housing market, this week's...
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.

PIMA COUNTY HOUSING MARKET SNAPSHOT | June 1-7, 2026Tucson Area Market UpdateThe Tucson area housing market is showing h...
06/08/2026

PIMA COUNTY HOUSING MARKET SNAPSHOT | June 1-7, 2026
Tucson Area Market Update

The Tucson area housing market is showing healthy activity this week, with a significant jump in new home listings and steady buyer demand.

For Buyers: More homes came onto the Pima County market this week than in any recent week, giving Tucson-area buyers a wider selection to work with. With active inventory still running well below year-ago levels, desirable homes are not sitting long. If you are ready to buy, now is a good time to connect with a RE/MAX Excalibur agent who knows the Tucson market and can help you move quickly on the right home.

For Sellers: Tucson home sellers continue to benefit from a market where inventory remains tighter than it was a year ago. Buyers are writing contracts at a consistent pace, and closings over the past year are up more than 23% compared to this time last year, a strong signal of sustained transaction activity. If you are thinking about selling, a RE/MAX Excalibur agent can help you price and position your home to attract the right buyers in today's market.

06/02/2026

Tucson Area Real Estate | June 2026 Market Update

The Tucson real estate market wrapped up May 2026 in a position that continues to favor sellers, even as some signs of buyer caution are emerging. Here is what the numbers mean for anyone thinking about buying or selling in the Tucson area.

Homes are selling for an average of $458,182, up more than $8,800 compared to May 2025 and up over $16,500 from just one month ago in April. Prices have moved steadily higher, and with only 3.91 months of available inventory, there simply are not enough homes on the market to shift that dynamic quickly. A balanced market typically sits around 5 to 6 months of supply; Tucson is well below that threshold.

At the same time, fewer sellers are listing. Only 1,947 new listings came to market in May, down from 2,219 a year ago. That means buyers have fewer choices, and homes that are priced and presented well are not sitting long. The average days on market is 71 days, which is longer than the 65-day pace from May 2025 but still reflects a market where motivated, well-priced homes are moving.

For buyers, the takeaway is straightforward: waiting is not a strategy that has paid off in Tucson. Prices are higher than they were a year ago, and inventory is tighter. Getting pre-approved and working with an experienced agent to move quickly on the right opportunity is the best approach in this environment.

For sellers, conditions remain favorable, but the slight uptick in days on market is a reminder that pricing discipline matters. Overpriced homes are sitting while correctly priced homes are closing. The data supports listing now and doing it right.

Connect with a RE/MAX Excalibur agent in the Tucson area to put these numbers to work for your specific situation.

06/02/2026

Tucson Area Real Estate | June 2026 Market Update

The Tucson real estate market wrapped up May 2026 in a position that continues to favor sellers, even as some signs of buyer caution are emerging. Here is what the numbers mean for anyone thinking about buying or selling in the Tucson area.

Homes are selling for an average of $458,182, up more than $8,800 compared to May 2025 and up over $16,500 from just one month ago in April. Prices have moved steadily higher, and with only 3.91 months of available inventory, there simply are not enough homes on the market to shift that dynamic quickly. A balanced market typically sits around 5 to 6 months of supply; Tucson is well below that threshold.

At the same time, fewer sellers are listing. Only 1,947 new listings came to market in May, down from 2,219 a year ago. That means buyers have fewer choices, and homes that are priced and presented well are not sitting long. The average days on market is 71 days, which is longer than the 65-day pace from May 2025 but still reflects a market where motivated, well-priced homes are moving.

For buyers, the takeaway is straightforward: waiting is not a strategy that has paid off in Tucson. Prices are higher than they were a year ago, and inventory is tighter. Getting pre-approved and working with an experienced agent to move quickly on the right opportunity is the best approach in this environment.

For sellers, conditions remain favorable, but the slight uptick in days on market is a reminder that pricing discipline matters. Overpriced homes are sitting while correctly priced homes are closing. The data supports listing now and doing it right.

Connect with a RE/MAX Excalibur agent in the Tucson area to put these numbers to work for your specific situation

Pima County Housing Market Update | Week of May 25–31Here is what the latest data tells us about the Tucson area real es...
06/01/2026

Pima County Housing Market Update | Week of May 25–31
Here is what the latest data tells us about the Tucson area real estate market.

For Buyers: Active listings in Pima County dropped to 4,248 this week, down more than 7% from the same week last year. New listings are also running 15% below year-ago levels, meaning the pool of available homes is getting smaller, not larger. At the same time, contract activity is up nearly 11% compared to a year ago, which means more buyers are competing for fewer homes. If you find something you like, hesitation is a risk. An experienced RE/MAX Excalibur agent can help you put together a strong offer and move quickly when the right home comes along.

For Sellers: Closings are up 18% over last year's pace, and new contracts are ahead of where they were 12 months ago. Buyer demand in Pima County is quietly but clearly building momentum. Homes that are priced and presented well are getting attention. If you have been considering a move, the data supports acting sooner rather than later. Connect with a RE/MAX Excalibur agent to find out what your home is worth in today's market.

05/26/2026

🎉 Big news from our Tucson office! We are thrilled to welcome Taegan Elmer to the RE/MAX Excalibur family! Taegan brings passion, dedication, and a commitment to helping clients find their perfect place to call home right here in Southern Arizona. If you or someone you know is buying or selling in the Tucson area, Taegan would love to connect! Reach her directly at 520-869-5605. Welcome to the team, Taegan, we are so glad you're here! 🏡🔑

This Memorial Day weekend, the Tucson housing market is showing some of the strongest momentum we have seen in a while, ...
05/25/2026

This Memorial Day weekend, the Tucson housing market is showing some of the strongest momentum we have seen in a while, and it is worth paying attention.

There are currently 4,372 homes available for sale in Pima County, down from both last week and a year ago. Fewer options on the market, combined with a notable jump in buyer activity, is creating real urgency for those looking to purchase. New contracts rose to 166 this week, up sharply from 145 the week before and higher than this same week last year.

Perhaps the most impressive number in this week's data: 303 homes closed escrow in Pima County, nearly 29% more than at this point one year ago. That kind of year-over-year growth in closed transactions reflects a market that has genuinely deepened in both buyer interest and transaction volume.

If you are thinking about buying or selling in the Tucson area, the conditions right now reward those who are prepared and well-represented. Connect with RE/MAX Excalibur and let us help you navigate this market with confidence.

RE/MAX EXCALIBUR | PIMA COUNTY MARKET SNAPSHOTMay 11 to May 17, 2026The Tucson area housing market saw some mixed signal...
05/18/2026

RE/MAX EXCALIBUR | PIMA COUNTY MARKET SNAPSHOT
May 11 to May 17, 2026

The Tucson area housing market saw some mixed signals this week, but the overall picture remains stable.
Active listings in Pima County came in at 4,441, nearly identical to last week and running about 3.6% below where inventory stood a year ago. That means there are fewer homes available than buyers have had to choose from in recent history.

New listings dipped this week to 365, down from 446 the prior week, so fresh supply entering the market slowed. At the same time, buyers pulled back slightly as well, with 145 new contracts written compared to 184 the week before.
The good news? Closings were strong. 274 homes closed this week, up from 253 last week and ahead of the 267 that closed during the same period a year ago. That tells us deals that were in the pipeline are crossing the finish line at a solid pace.

For Buyers: With inventory below year-ago levels and closings running ahead of last year, the Tucson market is still competitive. Acting decisively and working with a local expert makes a real difference.

For Sellers: Even with a quieter week for new listings, homes are still selling. Closings are healthy and demand, while modest, is consistent.

If you are looking to buy or sell in Tucson or anywhere in Pima County, the agents at RE/MAX Excalibur are here to help. Connect with us today.

PIMA COUNTY Market ReportWeek of May 4–10, 2026If you are buying or selling in the Tucson area, this week's numbers offe...
05/11/2026

PIMA COUNTY Market Report
Week of May 4–10, 2026

If you are buying or selling in the Tucson area, this week's numbers offer a clear signal: the market is moving.
For Buyers: Inventory in Pima County is holding near recent levels, with just over 4,400 active listings available. New homes are coming to market at a strong pace, up more than 21% compared to this same week last year. That gives buyers real options. At the same time, competition is increasing. New contracts rose nearly 9% just from last week and are up more than 30% compared to a year ago. If you find a home that fits, waiting carries more risk than it did a few months ago.

For Sellers: Demand in Pima County is accelerating. Buyers are writing contracts at a pace significantly ahead of last year, and closed sales are running above year-ago levels as well. Properly priced homes are finding buyers. If you have been thinking about selling, market conditions this spring are as favorable as they have been in some time.

The RE/MAX Excalibur team knows the Tucson market and can help you navigate it with confidence. Contact us today.

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