Tucson Homes Newsletter October 2014 Real Estate Update
Latest Tucson Homes Newsletter October 2014 And Things to Do in Tucson AZ!
Welcome to the Tucson Homes Newsletter October 2014
The next couple of weeks will be full of great events from Halloween to
All Souls Procession~Day of the Dead
Tucson Homes Newsletter October 2014 – TUCSON MLS REPORT
One has to wonder with Active Listings increasing over 15% since September 2013 and Average Sales Price decreasing over last month ~ do buyers have football fever since they continue to wait on the sidelines? |
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Tucson Homes Newsletter October 2014 – Tucson MLS SFR (Single Family Residence) Video Report
| For September’s report on SFR only. |
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October’s Newsletter Is Focused Around Thoughts To Consider When Putting Your House Up For Sale
 This time of year is fondly referred to as “Snowbird Season”. It’s typically from November through April when the snowbirds come back to their Tucson home, visitors arrive to get out of the cold and snow and vast in our sunshine while looking for a place they can call “home”. It’s also a great time to consider listing your home and catch the wave of the snowbird’s buying power. Whether you’re thinking of selling your home to move up, downsizing, or looking for a great place to live, we look forward to hearing from you to accomplish your real estate goals! Consider some of these steps necessary to complete a successful close. |
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Tucson Homes Newsletter October 2014 – Easy Curb Appeal Ideas to Sell Your Home
| Wondering when a buyer gets their first impression about a home? It’s not inside the house! |
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Tucson Homes Newsletter October 2014 – Downsizing for Arizona Retirement
| What stuff do you have in your basement? How is the moving cost calculated? |
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Tucson Homes Newsletter October 2014 – Finding the Best Listing Agent to Sell Your Home
| Wondering what the right questions are when interviewing a Realtor? |
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Tucson Homes Newsletter October 2014 – Arizona Wineries
| With another harvest season under their belt, Sonoita, AZ is a great day trip to sample wines. |
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| WISHING YOU AND YOUR FAMILY A BLESSED THANKSGIVING! |
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Gardening Tips
| Want spring wild flowers next year, plant your seeds now. Plant your herbs like dill, parsley, rosemary, sage, mint, and chives. Prune only if it’s a safety concern. If you haven’t done so already, adjust your automatic drip system for our fall weather. |
What’s Happening Around Tucson 
| Every Saturday ~ Oro Valley Farmers MarketEvery Saturday PLUS 2nd Saturday of the month (OCT-MAY) enjoy their music, special speaker & tours10901 N. Oracle Rd. (Steam Pump Ranch) Time: 9AM to 1PMEvery Saturday ~ Locomotive Saturdays414 N. Toole Ave.Time: 10AM to 1PM2nd Saturdays ~ Downtown Tucson2nd Saturday of the month enjoy music, food and activities for the whole family.Music starts at 6:30PM. Various children activities during day. Various venues ~ visit website
On Congress St. between Stone Ave. & 5th Ave. First Sunday ~ Antique Fair 1st Sunday of the month both inside/out antiques, jewelry, and collectibles. Tanque Verde Elementary School (off Tanque Verde east of Soldier Trail) Time: 7AM – 1PM June 7th – Dec 6th ~ Catalina State Park’s Concert Series First Saturday of the month enjoy outdoor music. Main Trailhead at Catalina State Park ~ Oracle Rd. at mile marker 81 (across from Marketplace Mall) Time: Catalina State Park Concert Schedule Sept 18th – Mar 1st ~ Flandrau Science Center Planetarium & Laser Show 1601 E University Blvd. Time: Schedule varies visit website Oct 30th – Mar 14th ~ Arizona Icecat Hockey 260 S Church Ave. Time: Varies visit website Oct 18th – Apr 11th ~ Raptor In Flight ~ Sonora Desert Museum 2021 N Kinney Rd. Oct 31st – Nov 2nd ~ Annual Tucson Celtic Festival Irish, Scottish & Wales Highland Games with music, dancing, athletics, competitions, food & drinks Rillito Raceway Park – 4502 N 1st Ave. Time: 9AM – ? Oct 31st – Nov 7th ~ Tucson Guitar Society International Festival 1017 N Olive Rd. Time: Varies visit website Nov 6th – Nov 8th ~ 100th Anniversary U of A Homecoming 811 N Euclid Ave. Time: Varies visit website Nov 8th ~ Sabino Canyon’s 50th Annual Wild for Wilderness Festival 5700 N Sabino Canyon Rd. Time: 9AM – 3PM Nov 8th ~ Sahuarita Pecan Festival Green Valley Pecan Co. 1625 E Sahuarita Rd. Time: 9AM – 5PM Nov 8th – Nov 9th ~ 25th Annual All Souls Procession 6th Ave. & 6th St. – Parade starts and goes to Mercado San Agustin Time: Varies visit website Nov 15th ~ Family Festival in the Park Randolph Park – 1100 S Randolph Way Time: 10AM – 2PM Nov 15th ~ Pima Air & Space Museum – The B-17 Richard Bushong who flew 28 missions will share his experiences. 6000 E Valencia Rd. Time: 10AM Nov 15th & 16th ~ Four Corners of Skyline & Campbell Ave. Art, gourmet food & demonstrations, wine tasting, live music, and crafts Held at all four malls ~ La Encantada, Plaza Colonial, Gallery Row, and Paloma Village Time: 11AM – 4PM Nov 22nd ~ El Tour de Tucson America’s largest perimeter bicycling event. All ages & abilities
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