$6,780
Available: Right Now
Listed: 17/11/2024
Tucson, AZ
Placita Escondida #105Our calendar is updated in real-time & our nightly rates are accurately displayed. Simply enter your desired dates and click 'Book Now!'Come to Tucson for the sunshine and shopping or to relax by the shared heated pool t...
$1,195
Available: Right Now
Listed: 17/11/2024
1365 W Sonora St, Tucson, Arizona, 85745
This is a well maintained2BR/1BAHouse on a private lot that is completely fenced in. This house comes with security doors on both the front and back door as well is security bars on the windows. The house has brand new carpet in the house and vinyl t...
$13,380
Available: Right Now
Listed: 17/11/2024
Tucson, AZ
Welcome to our newly remodeled desert oasis in serene the Eastside of Tucson! This modern, spacious, and family-friendly 4 BD (7 beds plus a modular sleeper sectional), 2.5 BA, 2600sq ft home offers a private pool, game room, and outdoor dining/livin...
$3,700
Available: Right Now
Listed: 19/11/2024
7050 E Sunrise Dr Unit 18108, Tucson, Arizona, 85750
Fully furnished, long term rental ! Private remodeled Catalina Foothills casita (ground floor condo with nobody above) in the popular gated community of Pinnacle Canyon condos. 1 car garage included! This spacious end unit condo features newer...
$1,995
Available: 14/10/2024
Listed: 21/11/2024
7794 South Trumpet Vine Avenue
Spacious home for rent offering 4 bed/2 bath/3 car garage with no carpet. Located in the Vail school district. Private backyard. All appliances plus an extra fridge in the garage for your use. No smoking. Pets may be allowed with approval....
$1,400
Available: Right Now
Listed: 17/11/2024
8080 E Speedway Blvd Unit 703, Tucson, Arizona, 85710
Discover this stunning ground-floor 2 bed, 2 bath condo featuring elegant granite countertops and beautiful cabinetry in the kitchen, with no carpet throughout for easy maintenance. The spacious master bedroom includes a convenient walk-in closet, an...
$8,310
Available: Right Now
Listed: 19/11/2024
Tucson, AZ
An effortless Arizona getaway awaits at this 2-bedroom, 2-bathroom vacation rental in Tucson! Located in the Canyon View at Ventana Canyon, this condo provides guests with a tastefully furnished interior, a fully equipped kitchen, and access to the c...
$895
Available: Right Now
Listed: 19/11/2024
3731 E Garden St Unit 2, Tucson, Arizona, 85713
Cozy Studio/1Bathroom apartment that has been remodeled. New floors, granite counters, Stainless Steel Appliances, and a new bathroom. Small private gated yard. Call to schedule a viewing....
$7,020
Available: Right Now
Listed: 17/11/2024
Tucson, AZ
Experience a blend of modern and Southwest charm in this luxury home, just 10 minutes from Pima Air & Space Museum, Saguaro National Park, Davis-Monthan AFB andI-10,and within 15 minutes of downtown, the University of Arizona, Raytheon, and the airpo...
$1,825
Available: Right Now
Listed: 17/11/2024
5434 S Monrovia Ave, Tucson, Arizona, 85706
Looking for your dream home? Through our seamless leasing process, this beautifully designed home is move-in ready. Our spacious layout is perfect for comfortable living that you can enjoy with your pets too; we're proud to be pet friendly. Our homes...
$4,140
Available: Right Now
Listed: 16/11/2024
Tucson, AZ
Studio Speedway is a cozy, 250 SFspace with all the amenities one needs while traveling. There is a well equipped kitchenette with a cooktop, microwave, toaster oven, coffee maker and mini-fridge. It has a full bath and plenty of seating. Historic 4t...
$30,000
Available: Right Now
Listed: 19/11/2024
3171 E Via Palomita, Tucson, Arizona, 85718
Luxury living ! On the 7th fairway of La Paloma's Hill Course. Extensive use of Turkish walnut travertine, corpa red quartzite and slate flooring, gourmet kit w/birch wood cabinets. Large guest house, Beautiful pool and spa, Large kitchen and ...
$985
Available: Right Now
Listed: 19/11/2024
4723 E 1st St, Tucson, Arizona, 85711
Clean and updated, 1 bedroom, 1 bath. Near Speedway and Swan. Tile floors thru out.Washer and dryer in unit....
$37,230
Available: Right Now
Listed: 19/11/2024
Tucson, AZ
Remarkable architecture in the heart of an extraordinary desert landscape, minutes from shopping, dining, galleries, and world-class hiking the Jacobson House offers luxury, authenticity, privacy, and uncompromising comfort. The Jacobson House invite...
$1,600
Available: Right Now
Listed: 21/11/2024
5000 N LA Cholla Blvd Unit 13, Tucson, Arizona, 85705
Welcome to your new home! This newly built, modern rental property offers the perfect blend of comfort and convenience. With 3 spacious bedrooms, 2 contemporary bathrooms, and a convenient laundry closet, this 1200+ sq ft gem provides ample space for...
$1,300
Available: Right Now
Listed: 13/11/2024
4315 N Flowing Wells Rd Unit 68, Tucson, Arizona, 85705
Gorgeous brand new doublewide in a beautiful 55 + Park. beautiful interior. central air. washer/dryer hookup. two bedroom/two bath. $1, 300 rent. $500.00 security deposit. utilities are additional. you will need to have an income of $2, 500...
$9,210
Available: Right Now
Listed: 19/11/2024
Tucson, AZ
Lazy C RanchOur calendar is updated in real-time & our nightly rates are accurately displayed. Simply enter your desired dates and click 'Book Now!'Set in three and a half acres of botanical garden quality land and located just a short drive ...
$4,740
Available: Right Now
Listed: 19/11/2024
Tucson, AZ
Cozy mid-century Casita guesthouse with contemporary conveniences. Self check-in with door code. Windows, skylights, natural light!Central AC and heat. Pool. Fenced back yard and patio. Compact but complete kitchen. Saltillo tile and wood...
$7,230
Available: Right Now
Listed: 17/11/2024
Tucson, AZ
With its central location, guests have easy access to all the best restaurants, shops, and attractions that Tucson has to offer. Spend the day exploring the nearby hiking trails or take a short drive to visit the famous Saguaro National Park. After a...
$1,150
Available: Right Now
Listed: 17/11/2024
4100 N Romero Rd Lot 124, Tucson, Arizona, 85705
Located in the 55+ age qualified manufactured home community of Carefree Village Estates, this previously owned home has 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms is approximately 896 sq. ft. This corner lot home comes with a refrigerator, microwave and dishwasher ...
$4,350
Available: Right Now
Listed: 17/11/2024
Tucson, AZ
Spectacular 2 bedroom luxury condo in the Catalina Foothills a true desert oasis with all of the modern amenities you could wish for. Three heated pools, two spas and a fitness center, along with outdoor recreation areas and a BBQ facility are all th...
$1,990
Available: Right Now
Listed: 19/11/2024
1133 E Waverly St Unit 1, Tucson, Arizona, 85719
Discover the charm of this fully-fenced residence now on the market! It displays desert landscaping and an inviting front porch for welcoming guests. You'll love the captivating open layout filled with updated features such as a trending palette, a d...
Tucson is the second-largest city in the state of Arizona. Tucson has slightly cooler temperatures than its desert cousin, Phoenix.Tucson has always been a crossroads. Until recently, water was relatively plentiful in Tucson, in spite of its location in the middle of a desert. This made it an important travel route, an agricultural center, and a communications nexus, so if you like desert sunsets are into the outdoors and have an unapologetic passion for food and cuisine, welcome to Tucson.
Population | 545,987 |
Median Age | 33.5 |
Poverty Rate | 24% |
Household Income | $43,676 |
Number Of Employees | 249,028 |
Median Property Value | $167,800 |
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$1,565
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$1,477
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$1,898
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$1,938
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Tucson offers a wide range of rental options, including houses, condos, apartments, townhouses, rooms, lofts, and duplexes. Whatever your preference or budget, you are likely to find a suitable property that meets your needs.
Amenities vary depending on the property, but popular amenities in Tucson rental properties include air conditioning, parking, dishwashers, pools, and fireplaces. Make sure to check the specific listing to see which amenities are included.
Yes, landlords in Tucson typically conduct basic tenant screening processes, such as credit checks, employment verification, and rental history checks. However, the specific screening requirements may vary from one landlord to another. It's important to be prepared and have the necessary documentation when applying for a rental property.
Many rental properties in Tucson are pet-friendly; however, it ultimately depends on the individual landlord or property management company. Some may have restrictions on certain breeds or require additional pet deposits. When searching for a pet-friendly rental, be sure to inquire about any specific pet policies and associated fees.
The rental market in Tucson is generally considered to be competitive, with a decent availability of apartments and other rental properties. It's advisable to start your search in advance and be proactive when viewing and applying for rentals. Good neighborhoods to consider for apartment rentals in Tucson are Downtown, Armory Park, and El Presidio.
Located only 60 miles away from US-Mexico border and 108 miles southeast of Phoenix, this relatively small town gives a promise of a big city vibe. The most commonly used nickname of Tucson is Optics Valley, which is logical given that almost 150 local companies are involved in design and manufacturing of optics. It’s a good location for business, but not only. This place is calling for outdoor activities and sporty lifestyle. Imagine a city surrounded by breathtaking mountains, picturesque national parks, and forests on all sides. Now add to that over 300 days of the sunshine per year, and you’ll get a taste of what it’s like to live in Tucson.
Much of Tucson's economic development has been centered on the development of the University of Arizona, which is currently the second largest employer in the Tucson. Private within the advanced technology industry include Raytheon Missile Systems, Texas Instruments, IBM, Intuit Inc., Universal Avionics, Honeywell Aerospace, Sunquest Information Systems, Sanofi-Aventis, Ventana Medical Systems, Inc., and Bombardier Aerospace all have a significant presence in Tucson. Roughly 150 Tucson companies are involved in the design and manufacture of optics and optoelectronics systems, earning Tucson the nickname "Optics Valley.”
Tucson has a desert climate, with two major seasons, summer and winter and is almost always cooler and wetter than Phoenix because of its higher elevation. The most obvious difference of climate from most other inhabited regions is the hot and sunny climate. It is highly recommended in Tucson to remember to wear sunscreen.
Tucson became one of six Creative Cities in the United States, and the only one selected for Gastronomy. Mexican food has had a long heritage in Tucson and the range of restaurants are also great. Hacienda del Sol, El Charro Cafe, Mr. An's Teppan Steak and Sushi, Angelo's, The Dish Bistro, BOCA Tacos y Tequila and Taqueria Pico De Gallo are all recommended food places in Tucson.
There are dozens of cultural attractions in Tucson. Arizona Historical Society, Fort Lowell Museum, Mission San Xavier del Bac, Tucson Museum of Art, Center for Creative Photography, DeGrazia Gallery in the Sun, Titan Missile Museum, Centennial Hall, Arizona Theatre Company, Tucson Symphony Orchestra and Arizona Opera.
Tucson has a numerous temporary population, which comes and goes seasonally. The integral part of the economy is the University of Arizona. It is the city's second-largest employer. Another crucial industry is tourism with 3.5 million people visiting the area each year.
In 1699, Father Eusebio Kino, S.J., established the Mission San Xavier del Bac, southwest of present-day Tucson. Over the next 100 years, other missions were established in the area, but European presence was minimal. In 1821, Tucson became part of the new country of Mexico, and in 1853 it became part of the United States as a result of the Gadsden Purchase. In 1863, Arizona became a US territory, and by 1880, its population was around 8,000. In 1912, Arizona became the 48th state to enter the union.
In order to get the full grasp of Tucson doesn't miss out on seeing the various landmarks, it has to offer. Sabino Canyon, Mt. Lemmon Scenic Byway, Mission San Xavier del Bac, Gates Pass, University of Arizona, Fox Theatre of Tucson, 4th Avenue, St. Augustine Cathedral, Presidio San Agustin del Tucson, Pima County Courthouse, and San Pedro Chapel.
Tucson offers a combination of chill and classy nightlife options. Rialto Theater, Club Congress, Plush, The Barrio Brewing Company, The Meet Rack, Lookout Bar and Grille, The Shanty, and 1702 are recommended nightlife places in Tucson.
Tucson is easy to get around. With an extensive metropolitan bus system, main highways, street car and bike-friendly community, it is a very easy to get you around the main areas of Tucson.
There is a lot to choose from in Tucson. With Rentberry, it’s easy to find your perfect long-term Tucson apartment. Landlords in Tucson will expect an initial deposit and a 6 or 12-month lease on your rental apartment. Some in-demand amenities include apartments with Elevators, Fireplace, and those with Utilities Included.
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Sam Hughes is one of those central Tucson neighborhoods that outsiders don’t expect. Turn-of-the-century territorial style houses and mission-style bungalows painted in browns and purples and sage greens sit on quiet, tree-lined streets, all within walking distance of shops, restaurants, and parks. It’s also close to the University of Arizona and Downtown, and there is plenty of apartments for rent. You can expect to find everyone from university professors to starving students, lawyers and civic leaders to artists, young families to professional sports stars.
Located at the base of the Santa Catalina Mountains north of the Tucson, the foothills offer some of the best views of downtown and are still only a 10- to 15-minute drive away. Rather than pave and concrete the desert landscape, the area has a minimalist feel with few sidewalks and narrow streets that wind through the hills. The mix of Southwest-style custom homes and subdivisions painted in muted browns and creams have been built to blend with the natural desert landscape. The area is home to the best school district in the Tucson, which has made it popular with families. This neighborhood has plenty of available apartments for rent and it’s also got some of the Tucson’s best restaurants and a growing number of art galleries and shops, all housed in upscale shopping centers.
This central neighborhood is sometimes called the Beverly Hills of Tucson, both for its well-heeled residents and its California-inspired landscaping and layout. Palm, citrus and eucalyptus trees line curving streets of lushly landscaped homes on one-acre lots. House styles range from Moroccan to Spanish and Italian Mediterranean. The central location has made it a popular neighborhood for University of Arizona professors and administrators.
This newer environmentally-friendly neighborhood has attracted younger families and the socially conscious to the less trendy southeast side of town. The energy-efficient adobe and Sonoran-style homes and apartments for rent in desert hues are relatively affordable and many residents have added solar power upgrades taking advantage of Tucson’s 350 days of sun.
Dove Mountain is just to the north of Tucson with easy freeway access, making it popular with people who work in other parts of Tucson. Like the foothills, houses are spread out on rugged lots in the hills and valleys. The southwest style stucco houses have been built to complement the desert landscape with muted tones and saguaro-lined streets. There are also several major residential developments with plenty of apartments for rent.