Recently sold homes in Tucson
Asking prices are what sellers hope for. Sold prices are what buyers paid. Whether you’re buying or selling, this is where pricing starts.
In September 2026, the median sale price across the MLS of Southern Arizona was $365,000, up 4.3% from a year earlier, on 1,129 sales. In the Tucson Association of REALTORS® area, the median was $370,000.
Arizona sale prices are generally public, because most recorded deeds include an Affidavit of Property Value that lists the price.
Sources: MLS of Southern Arizona, September 2026 report; Arizona Department of Revenue, property tax FAQs.
How to use sold homes to price a home
Find true matches
Same area, similar size and age, sold in the last three to six months. Fewer, closer matches beat a long list.
Compare sold to list
The gap between the original price and the sold price shows how buyers treated similar homes.
Adjust for the differences
Pool, updates, lot size, garage and views all move the number. I’ll walk you through how I’d adjust for each one.
Selling? Start with these numbers
Before you pick a list price, look at:
- Nearby sales from the last three to six months. That’s what an appraiser will look at too.
- What’s for sale right now. Those homes are your competition the day you list.
- Days on market. The median was 36 days in September 2026, MLS-wide. Homes priced above the market tend to sit longer.
- A real pricing review. An online estimate is a starting point. For a number you can list with, I’ll pull the sales and walk you through them.
Common questions
Are home sale prices public in Arizona?
Generally, yes. Most Arizona deeds are recorded with an Affidavit of Property Value that states the sale price, according to the Arizona Department of Revenue. Some transfers are exempt, so not every sale shows a price.
What’s the median home price in Tucson right now?
In September 2026, the median sale price was $365,000 across the MLS of Southern Arizona and $370,000 in the Tucson Association of REALTORS® area. These numbers update monthly, so check the date on any figure you see.
How do I find out what my home is worth?
Start with recent sales of similar homes nearby. The free online estimate on my search site is a quick first look. For a number you can actually list with, I’ll pull the comps and walk you through them.
Why did a home sell for less than its list price?
Usually it was priced above what buyers would pay, needed work, or sat long enough that the seller negotiated. The sold list shows the original price next to the sold price, so you can see the gap.
Other ways to browse
- New listingsNewest homes on the market
- Price reducedSellers who lowered the price
- Open housesWalk through one this week
- 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
Thinking about selling?
Start with the free online estimate, or text me and I’ll pull the recent sales near you and walk you through what they mean for your home.
Equal Housing Opportunity. Listing data comes from the MLS of Southern Arizona and is deemed reliable but not guaranteed. Page updated October 29, 2026.