New listings in Tucson and nearby
The newest homes for sale from Marana to Green Valley, pulled live from the MLS of Southern Arizona. If one catches your eye, text me and I’ll set up a time to see it.
New Tucson-area listings come from the MLS of Southern Arizona, the same database local agents use, and my search shows them live. In September 2026, the MLS added 2,037 new listings, roughly 475 a week.
The button above opens only homes marked new, across Tucson, Marana, Oro Valley, Vail, Sahuarita and Green Valley.
Source: MLS of Southern Arizona, September 2026 market report (snapshot Oct. 5, 2026).
How I’d use this list
New listings move, but most don’t vanish overnight. A little setup keeps you from missing the right one.
Save the search
Make a free account on my search site and tap Save Search. New matches come to your inbox, so you don’t have to check every day.
Narrow it down
Price, area, single story, pool, garage. A tight search beats scrolling hundreds of homes a week.
Move when one fits
Text me the address. If you’re ready, I’ll request a showing. If you’re still deciding, I’ll tell you what I’d check first.
What I check first on a new Tucson listing
Photos sell the home. These details tell you what it costs to live there.
- The roof and the AC. Ask how old each one is. Both work hard in our summers, and replacing either is a real expense.
- Solar: owned or leased? Owned panels come with the house. A lease or loan usually has to be taken over or paid off, so get the details early.
- HOA and fees. Some neighborhoods have no HOA. Others have dues, rules and transfer fees. Read them before you write an offer.
- Your price range. The $300,000s were the busiest range in September 2026, with 333 of 1,129 sales MLS-wide. Expect more competition there for well-priced homes.
Common questions
How many new listings hit the Tucson market each week?
In September 2026, agents added 2,037 new listings across the MLS of Southern Arizona, which works out to roughly 475 a week. The number moves with the seasons, so check the latest monthly MLS report.
How fast do new listings sell in Tucson?
The median home sold after 36 days on market in September 2026, MLS-wide. Well-priced homes in busy price ranges can go faster, so it helps to have your pre-approval ready before you start touring.
Can I see a new listing before its open house?
Usually, yes. Most sellers allow private showings. Text me the address and a couple of times that work, and I’ll request one. Before we tour a home together, I’ll ask you to sign a short written buyer agreement. It’s a national REALTOR® rule, and I’ll explain it in plain English first.
What does “Active Under Contract” mean on a listing?
It usually means the seller has accepted an offer but is still allowing showings or backup offers. Ask about the timeline before you get attached to one.
Other ways to browse
- Price reducedSellers who lowered the price
- Open housesWalk through one this week
- Recently soldWhat homes actually sold for
- New constructionBuilt in 2025 or later
- Land & lotsRoom to build or spread out
- Get pre-approvedKnow your number first
- Housing newsWeekly Tucson market updates
- What’s my home worth?Free online value estimate
Found one you want to see?
Text me the address and a couple of times that work. If you’re not ready to tour yet, save the search and I’ll stay out of your inbox unless you ask.
Equal Housing Opportunity. Listing data comes from the MLS of Southern Arizona and is deemed reliable but not guaranteed. Page updated October 29, 2026.