Homes built in the 1950s and 1960s are having a moment in Tucson, and it’s easy to see why. From desert-smart design to durable construction and livable floor plans, these mid-century homes continue to resonate with today’s buyers who value character, comfort, and connection to place.
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Historic Tucson, Mid-century Modern, Neighborhoods of Tucson
Buying a home in Tucson, Arizona, is about more than just affordability—it’s about lifestyle, long-term value, and putting down roots in a city that people genuinely love living in. Tucson continues to attract homebuyers for good reason. With its dramatic desert landscape, strong sense of community, growing job market, and relatively attainable home prices, many
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Buying Home
Arthur T. Brown — Tucson’s Pioneer of Passive Solar Architecture Arthur T Brown was a mid-century modern architect and a problem solver. He redefined how people built and lived in the Sonoran Desert in the mid 1900s. Decades before sustainability became a buzzword, Brown was creating energy-efficient homes that worked with the desert climate. His
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Architecture, Historic Tucson
Introduction Homes from the mid-century era (1940s to 1960s) are packed with charm, character, and craftsmanship that can’t be replicated. Tucson is lucky to have so many neighborhoods brimming with these mid-century gems! Whether you’re living in a classic ranch, bungalow, or sleek mid-century modern, a little update here and there can make your home
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Caring for Your Home
Exploring Tucson’s Architecture: A Journey Through Time and Style If you’ve ever wandered through Tucson, you know this city has a vibe all its own. From the old adobe homes to sleek modern buildings, Tucson’s architecture is a fascinating blend that tells the story of its past and its future. We thought it would be
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Architecture, Historic Tucson
How selling your home can feel like ending a relationship There are a million ways in which real estate is like love. When you fall in love with a house, you can accept its flaws. You can even sacrifice your living habits to make it work. Over time, you become attached. Remember George Bailey’s resounding joy when he returns to his broken down house? The love is real.
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Advice for Buyers, Selling Real Estate
Emotional Home Buying – It may seem logical to let the numbers do all the talking and check your emotions at the door as you enter into your home search…after all, you don’t want to pay more than the market dictates is reasonable.
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Advice for Buyers