Tucson Real Estate Looking for an”Unbelievable Deal”
May 19, 2009
Post Tags: medical community , medical innovations , raytheon
What some buyers want based on where they are:
My wife and I are planning on moving there within the next 3 months and wanted to see if there were any “Unbelievable Deals” available for homes that were let go or taken by banks. We want to be amazed. The market is horrible here in Michigan. That is why we are looking to relocate.
Most homes here that were $400,000-$600,000 a couple of years ago are going for under $200,000. That is what we are looking for as well but in your area.
Like I said, we’re looking to be amazed for what we can get for the low price range. Thank you in advance.
Looking for an Unbelievable Deal ?
You can look all you want but you won’t find. My experience in the past “if it is too good to be true, it is” That is the nature of an “Unbelievable Deal”
Looking for an “Unbelievable Deal” is a pretty much a waste of time in Tucson. There are some “Believable Deals” and some “Great Deals”.
But what would be unbelievable in one part of the country won’t be even believable in another. It is sad what has happened to the economy in Michigan, a state known for the auto industry has been hit very hard. Here is a reality, “We don’t build cars in Tucson”, I don’t mean that in a mean spirited way. I mean that local economies are just that, local.
We may not have a single focus strong manufacturing base here, but do have some companies that are strong. Our medical community is well established and well known. Raytheon defense contractors may not be the best known manufacture in the country but it doesn’t seem like war is going out of fashion anytime soon.
Ventana Medical center in Oro Valley continues to expand and is leading the way in 21st Century medical innovations and discoveries.
Tucson has an economy built also on tourism and the tried and true migration patterns of “Snow Birds” which arrive every fall and boost the local economy significantly.
We have had our share of short sales and Foreclosures, but nothing like what has been seen in Phoenix or other parts of Arizona.
