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Only Reporting on the 9 Tucson areas, not the 13 Areas covered by TAR MLS Statistics Report
Market Update: May 2012
Last Updated On: May 10
242 Closed Transactions
30 Short Sales
64 REO Sales$180,633 Average Sale Price
$133,450 Median Sale PriceMarket Update: Apr. 2012
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1168 Closed Transactions
159 Short Sales
355 REO Sales$179,259 Average Sale Price
$135,000 Median Sale PriceMarket Update: Mar. 2012
Last Updated On: Apr. 9
1204 Closed Transactions
137 Short Sales
382 REO Sales$172,546 Average Sale Price
$134,250 Median Sale PriceMarket Update: Feb. 2012
Last Updated On: Apr. 3
943 Closed Transactions
128 Short Sales
335 REO Sales$170,104 Average Sale Price
$126,000 Median Sale PriceJan. 2012
Last Updated On: Mar 22
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130 Short Sales
320 REO Sales$159,529 Average Sale Price
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Monthly Archives: November 2008
La Encantada Snowfall Evening

Friday night we went over to the first snowfall event of the season at La Encantada Mall. It has become a family tradition to step into a Norman Rockwell painting and enjoy the 15 minutes of magic. With a little planning you can stretch it to over an hour.
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Black Friday Prep in Tucson Real Estate

I don’t think I need to provide any insight into Black Friday for the ladies of the house. If it were invented by retailers it was perfected by the ladies. There is an art form to Black Friday that goes way beyond the surface appearance of Chaos. I know there are whole planning sessions on Thanksgiving for how to capture to the flag, or the appliance, or the bargain the next day on Black Friday. For some it is like a commando raid on local retailers with no hold barred and no prisoners taken. Continue reading
Using The Web to Market Tucson Real Estate

Surfing the Web has gone from a past time to a part of our daily lives. Finding knowledge and information quickly has been expedited by the Web. I don’t use a phone book anymore. I do still read a newspaper because it is the Fred Flintstone in me that likes that cultural throwback to my mentors reading the newspaper.
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