March 5th, 2010 by Michael Oliver

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Northwest (NW) Tucson real estate is the largest segment of Tucson real estate accounting for close to 33% of all listings and homes sold. NW Tucson real estate offers

NW Tucson is the largest segment of Tucson real estate and continues to grow

many different neighborhoods and homes for sale. Depending upon price range and needs NW Tucson should be able to accommodate any housing want/ need as the homes for sale vary in size, type, style, and amenities. So what are the best homes for sale in Northwest (NW) Tucson? What neighborhoods are the most coveted and the best deals?

NW Tucson homes for sale, NW Tucson Neighborhoods

February 6th, 2009 by Michael Oliver

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With a headline like “The Best Home Deal/ Value In Tucson AZ! Bar None!” you would think this must be good…..Well it is.

How do you know if there is an amazing price on a property and it is WAY, WAY too low?

The answer to that would be:
“Huge crowds of real estate agents and people hovering around a home as if “this is the one”.”

January 21st, 2009 by Michael Oliver

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I have been trying to come up with where I think the best values are for individual neighborhoods so it made me think of doing a post since I can’t be the only one wondering. For this “value” I’m considering more then just price in effect I’m objectively looking at the overall value a neighborhood brings to the residents who live there on the whole. Since it’s not realistic or simple to configure one individual neighborhood for “Best Neighborhood Value In Tucson” I thought I would name a few dependent upon price range and what the neighborhood offers residents. I would like to get some feedback on what others think represents good value in the Tucson area so your comments will be much appreciated.

February 26th, 2008 by Michael Oliver

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The Casas Adobes area of Tucson is bordered by Thornydale on the west, Orange Grove on the south, First Avenue on the east, and Overton Road on the north. This area is home to over 50,000 people, many of whom would not consider living anywhere else in Tucson because of its unique character. The history of Casas Adobes is pretty interesting.