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The Tucson land market in February 2026 reflects a shift toward stabilization with renewed activity. While inventory has tightened compared to last year and pricing has softened slightly, overall transaction activity is gaining momentum. Closings are up significantly year-over-year, and new contracts have surged, signaling that buyers are actively re-engaging...

The Tucson land market opened 2026 with a mix of contraction and renewed activity. While closings declined sharply compared to last year and months of inventory climbed above 22 months, buyer interest showed encouraging signs. New contracts surged 34% year-over-year, and the median sold price rose 23%, suggesting that while...

As 2025 came to a close, the Tucson land market continued its gradual cooldown. December brought declines in closings and median sold price, reflecting more cautious buyer behavior. However, a 50% increase in new contracts signals that interest hasn’t disappeared, it’s simply more measured. With inventory still elevated and prices...

The Tucson land market slowed significantly in November, continuing a trend of cooling activity as the year draws to a close. While the market saw a slight tightening of active inventory, both median sold price and new contracts dropped compared to the same time last year. Perhaps most notably, the...