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Demographics

Nicknamed The Old Pueblo, Tucson is located on a high desert valley completely encircled by four mountain ranges: the Santa Catalinas, the Rincons, the Santa Ritas, and the Tucsons. Only 45 miles north of the Mexican border and 120 southwest of Phoenix, Tucson was ranked the #1 Spa and Resort Destination City in 2001 and ranked in the top 10 for Places to Retire in 2002.

Art and Cultural

The performing and visual arts are an important and valued facet to Tucson. The Tucson Symphony Orchestra is comprised of over 60 talented musicians performing from September through May. Residents are treated with classical, masterworks, and playful pops series performances in conjunction with the delightful voices of the Tucson Chorus.

The Tucson Museum of Art exhibits permanent collections of Latin American and Folk Art, Western Americana, and an extensive Pre-Colombian collection. The Tucson Children?s Museum is an interactive, hands-on environment with a robotic Dinosaur Canyon and an ocean discovery center.

The Pima Air and Space Museum is situated on 150 acres and showcases over 250 aircraft and spacecraft spanning several decades of aviation and space exploration.

The Tucson Botanical Gardens offers a quiet escape from the fast pace of city life. Stroll through 16 beautiful and unique gardens showcasing xeriscape techniques, formal garden structures, and water landscape design ideas. The Gardens offer residents and visitors classes, workshops, and clinics on horticultural and garden maintenance.

Star- and planet-gazing can be enjoyed at the Kitt Peak National Observatory located 56 miles southwest of Tucson. Situated at 6800 feet above sea level, this famous observatory is a state-of ?the-art research facility for our nation?s astronomers.

Education

Tucson residents are serious about their public educational system. Three separate districts offer a quality education to their students: Tucson Unified School District, Flowing Wells Unified School District, and Sunnyside Unified School District. These districts offer several, diverse curricula such as magnet programs, advanced placement programs, and special academic needs programs.

Higher level academic needs are fulfilled at Pima Community College and the University of Arizona. Pima Community College offers university transfer programs and occupational curricula on its six campuses. The University of Arizona educates approximately 34,000 students in their undergraduate, graduate, and doctoral level programs.

Golfing in Tucson

• Silverbell Golf Course - Designed in 1979, this 18-hole, 6,300 yard golf course was built alone the Santa Cruz River. Featuring nine likes, open spacious fairways, and larger green sizes this course is a fun beginners course.
• Randolph Golf Course - Currently the host of the PING/Welch?s LPGA Championship and was the course of the this 18-hole, 6,300 yard golf course was built alone the Santa Cruz River. Featuring nine likes, open spacious fairways, and P.G.A. Joe Garagiola Tucson Open. This course is the longest Tucson golf course measuring 7,000 yards from the black tees. Not only a very tough course featuring 5 water hazard holes and long fairways but one of beauty as well with many different views of the surrounding mountains.
• El Rio Golf Course - Built in 1930s and was the original host of the Tucson Open. In 1968 the City of Tucson acquired it for public use. Tight fairways, and small greens make this short 6,400 yard course more challenging.
• Dell Urich - Opened in the spring of 1996. This par 70 course measures 5,270 and 6,633 yards from the front and back tees, respectively. Dramatic elevation changes help keep the challenge in every shot.
• Fred Enke - Opened in December 1983. Enke offers golfers a different approach to golf course design. The vast teeing areas, large greens, strategic bunkers and sand traps, and most important of all, its concept as a semi-arid, limited turf course. Grass is used only on the tees, ball landing area, and greens, with undisturbed native plants comprising the remainder of the landscaping. Multiple teeing options to choose from (6,800, 6,400, 5,800 and 5,000 yards). Due to the layout this course should be played cart assisted.

Recreation and Sports

The Tucson Parks and Recreation Department provides area residents with a wide selection of activities and amenities. The Department oversees 120 parks, 26 swimming pools, 5 municipal golf courses, 3 tennis centers, and 18 recreation centers.

The Aquatics Centers offer recreational and competitive swimming opportunities along with private and group instruction. Summertime Friday nights are reserved for teen pool parties and summer Saturday nights are reserved for family pool parties. The Tennis Centers feature 25 lighted tennis courts and 10 racquet ball courts. Leagues and tournaments are organized for competitive fun.

The municipal golf courses are home to lighted driving ranges, putting greens, full-service clubhouses, and group and private lesson instruction. A junior golf program for youngsters under the age of 18 provides hours of unlimited fun.

The Tucson Parks and Recreation Department maintains a top-notch creative arts center. A music studio with a piano laboratory and a dance studio are available. Residents can participate in dance, music, and drama in a fully-equipped auditorium.

Dining, Entertainment, and Shopping

Tucson presents a unique mélange of dining venues. From Mexican to Pacific Rim, Italian to Icelandic cuisine, this city does not lack in global dining spots. Wild west steakhouses are equally popular choices along side the proper Victorian tea houses. Piano bars, martini bars, cigar bars, and coffee bars are popular gathering spots as well.

For the serious shopper, Tucson provides numerous plazas and malls. From outlets to antiques, posh boutiques, haute couture, and retail department stores, shopping patrons will find copious treasures to purchase for themselves or others.

Tucson has a variety of real estate listings from which to choose and a New Homes Realty, Inc. agent is ready to help you locate the real estate that best fits your needs. By combining the power of the Internet and our own network of real estate professionals, New Homes Realty, Inc. is ready to assist you in every possible way. Whether you are looking for townhouses, condos, luxury homes, or investment properties, let New Homes Realty, Inc. find you a new home in Tucson, Arizona.

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