Tucson Homes Newsletter February 2015 Real Estate Update
Latest Tucson Homes Newsletter February 2015 And Things to Do in Tucson AZ!
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Welcome to the Tucson Homes Newsletter February 2015
Tucson Homes Newsletter January 2015 – TUCSON MLS REPORT
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Although “Average Sales Price” and “Average List Price” were down by almost 5% from the previous month, “New Listings” jumped by over 64%! Are there any buyers out there who want to see more options?
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Tucson Homes Newsletter January 2015 – Tucson MLS Single Family Residence (SFR) Video Report
| For January’s report on SFR only. |
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Casita! Do You Have One?
| In Spanish, Casita means “little house”. Will a buyer pay more for this feature? |
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Home Appraisal ~ Are You Aware of the Changes?
| As of January 26, 2015, Fannie Mae has changed the home appraisal process. You thought getting a home loan was cumbersome, with the new process it’s intended to identify potential errors in an appraiser’s work. Will the added process cost you? |
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HARP – A FEDERALLY SPONSORED REFINANCE PROGRAM
| Thinking of refinancing your home with a lower interest rate? Consider the HARP program. Is your home eligible? |
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House Cleaning Tips
| Drain & Garbage Disposal: Want to shine up your drain and garbage disposal. . or even your stainless steel sink? First wet down the area and sprinkle evenly with Baking Soda. Let it set for a few minutes and scrub with an old toothbrush or sponge. Rinse down with water and it’s clean and shiny! Take the next step and drop a few small sections of citrus (lemon, lime or grapefruit) down the garbage disposal and run it to give a fresh clean smell. |
Gardening Tips
| Water: Water citrus deeply every three weeks. Adjust watering schedule to accommodate spring winds.
Fertilize: Fertilize citrus, roses, grapes, lawns, and deciduous (trees or shrubs that lose their leaves seasonally) trees/plants. Citrus needs fertilizer specially formulated with an ample source of nitrogen. Roses need slow release fertilizer specially formulated with nitrogen and phosphorous. Fertilize the non-native plants just as they begin to grow. Yes, mid-February/March is our spring time! Prune: Once new shoots emerge on frost damaged plants (lantana & bougainvillea) cut away dead branches. Also cut back ornamental grasses. Wait until April to cut back frost damaged citrus. Harvest: Continue to harvest your citrus. Most citrus should be picked by the beginning of March except valencia oranges and grapefruit as they continue to sweeten for several months. |
What’s Happening Around Tucson 
| Every Saturday ~ Oro Valley Farmers Market PLUS 2nd Saturday of the month (OCT-MAY) enjoy music, special speakers, and tours10901 N Oracle Rd. (Steam Pump Ranch) Time: 9AM to 1PM Every Saturday ~ Locomotive Saturdays Learn about the steam locomotive and how the history of transportation changed the Old Pueblo through it’s interactive museum. 414 N Toole Ave. Time: 10AM to 1PM Last Saturday Mountain Bike Ride ~ All year long Location varies. Visit their website. 2nd Thursdays ~ Oro Valley Concert Series – Marketplace Mall at the Century Theater Courtyard Time: 6PM 2nd Saturdays ~ Downtown Tucson 1st Sunday ~ Antique Fair |
Oct 18th – Apr 11th ~ Raptor In Flight at Sonoran Desert Museum
2021 N Kinney Rd.
Oct 30th – Mar 14th ~ Arizona Icecat Hockey
260 S Church Ave.
Jan 8th – Mar 21st ~ Great American Playhouse ~ Mindy Anna Jones and the Lost Ark of Time
13005 N. Oracle Rd, Oro Valley
2nd Saturdays – Jan 10th – Apr 11th ~ Live History at Tucson’s Presidio Museum
Live demonstrations of what life use to be including soldiers reenactment.
196 N Court Ave. – 10AM – 3PM
Jan 24th – May 23rd ~ U of A Campus Arboretum Tour
Learn the history and heritage of Arizona’s oldest University on a campus tour.
1303 E University Blvd.
Jan 28th – Mar 8th ~ HITS Arizona Winter Circuit Horse Show
This boutique horse show offers competition for jumper, hunter and equitation division.
Pima County Fair Grounds – 11300 S Houghton Road
Feb 7th – Apr 11th ~ Horse Racing at Rillito Park
Where the original quarter horse racing and photo finish started! Every Saturday & Sunday. Gates open 10AM and Post time 1PM
Rillito Park – 4502 N. First Ave.
Feb 22nd – Apr 4th ~ Tucson Ivitational Games (TIG)
College softball & baseball spring training. Games, time, and location varies.
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