Downtown Tucson News
February 11, 2008 | By Kelley Koehler | Filed Under About Tucson
Lately, I’ve had several inquires about downtown Tucson and the real estate there.
In researching the area, I came across the Downtown Tucson website, which is a great resource.
There’s all kinds of information there, all gathered into one place: schedules for the Rialto Theatre, the Fox Theatre, Club Congress, construction and traffic updates, daily events calendar, as well as the latest news.
Projects to watch on the Downtown Tucson Real Estate Front:
- Hopefully coming soon, The Post Lofts, a Bourn Partners project, is 52 residences in a 6 story building, with ground floor shops and restaurants, located on Congress and Scott.
- Also hopefully coming soon, 44 Broadway, the former federal district court building. This should be 30 residences, on floors 2-4, with a rooftop garden area on the top floor and retail space on the ground floor.
- Currently for sale, Dos Pedros Lofts, in historic Barrio Viejo. These are 2 bed, 2 bath freestanding lofts with private courtyards and garages, in the mid $400ks.
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It appears this area is still growing and some wonderful commercial projects on the horizon. I lived in Tuscon back in the 70’s and would love to see how the area has changed since the. At the time I lived near the university.
Hopefully, Tucson Complete(http://www.tucsoncomplete.com) Tucson’s City Wiki, can allow people like the previous poster a glimpse into Tucson from afar and even spark interest. Anything you guys would ahve to add would be great as well!!! This is a great real estate blog btw!!!