Tucson Real Estate Market

As of June 2026, the median home listed in Tucson, AZ asks $385,000 — down 1.7% from a year ago. Homes are taking a median of 62 days to go under contract, and 22% of the 3,784 active listings have taken a price cut, which points to a balanced market. Based on public records and industry data, updated monthly.

Tucson scores 41/100 on our composite Investor Score (#644 of 932 covered metros), a percentile blend of momentum, value, rental yield, supply and market-heat readings; the metro's long-run house price index has it up 50% over five years and +116% over ten, leaving prices 72% above its own 2000–2019 trend; at the published FY2026 fair market rent of $1,402/mo for a two-bedroom, the gross rental yield on the median listing is about 4.4%; active inventory sits at 131% of its June 2019 level, so supply is fully rebuilt past pre-pandemic norms; listing prices are down 1.7% year over year; all against a national 30-year fixed mortgage rate of 6.43% (national weekly average, 2026-07-02).

Tucson's housing market shows mixed signals with reported price growth and falls, alongside efforts to increase density. — AI-generated summary of the headlines above; read the linked coverage before relying on it.