Living in Tucson.
A food city and a mountain town, with neighborhoods that have real character.
About Tucson.
Tucson is ringed by four mountain ranges and was named the first UNESCO City of Gastronomy in the United States. It's home to the University of Arizona, historic neighborhoods near downtown, and both districts of Saguaro National Park.
Nearby
- Saguaro National Park, east and west
- Mount Lemmon via the Catalina Highway
- Downtown, the 4th Avenue and university areas
- Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum
Homes in Tucson.
Historic adobe and brick homes near downtown and the university, mid-century ranches in midtown, and newer subdivisions on the edges. Many central neighborhoods have no HOA.
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Tucson questions.
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Why is Tucson called a City of Gastronomy?
UNESCO gave Tucson the designation in 2015, the first for a U.S. city, recognizing its long food history, from Sonoran and Indigenous traditions to its farming heritage.
Are there neighborhoods without HOAs in Tucson?
Yes. Many established central Tucson neighborhoods have no HOA. Carly can filter for that if it matters to you.
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