Krista Brayer
SFR,
Realty Executives Arizona Territory
Looking for a Dog Friendly Restaurant in Tucson?
Get a great cup of java and an amazing breakfast at the beautiful, historic Hotel Congress and their tasty restaurant, The Cup. Hotel Congress is the site of a famous shoot-out and capture of John Dillinger and his Gang in 1934. Awesome patio, live music and excellent service…. And the best yet, you can bring your furry friend. Dog Friendly patio! https://hotelcongress.com/
Enjoy wonderful Tucson Comfort Food, incredible Margaritas, and refreshing Craft Beer (16 taps) on this cool and roomy patio. Spectacular Rincon Mountain views. And plenty of shade and misters with cooling misting fans. A great weekend outing, Saguaro Corners. 3750 S Old Spanish Trail. And did we mention….. you can bring your dog!
https://saguaro-corners-restaurant-bar.business.site/
You can’t miss with The Keg in Oro Valley. Beautiful patio and a great Happy Hour. Our favorites: The Prime Rib Sliders and Calamari. We also appreciate The Keg’s Community contributions. They are nationally philanthropic. https://kegsteakhouse.com/en/locations/arizona-oro-valley
Check out www.bringfido.com for more Dog Friendly places in Tucson, Arizona
*PLEASE send me an email and tell me about YOUR favorite restaurant in the area
What are the chances Tucson will recover from the economic landslide called Covid 19?
In the Fall of 2020, Biz Tucson featured a detailed article as to why Tucson will recover from Covid 19. Writer Jay Gonzales states Tucson is Poised for Recovery.
This is a brief synopsis on why Tucson is one of the Top 10 Cities positioned to recover.
1. In July of 2020 Site Selectors Build ranked Tucson among the top 11 midsized cities for business relocation and expansion.
2. New home construction and new home sales are up 17% with a flood of homebuyers.
3. High growth in local employers such as Raytheon, Caterpillar, and Amazon
4. A Strong Entrepreneurial Ecosystem with an increase in new ventures.
5. A re-energized Downtown
6. Pima County Board of Supervisors quickly began "A Back To Business Steering Committee"
7. Tucson began a bold campaign called Remote Tucson, luring successful remote workers to Southern Arizona.
8. Tucson Young Professionals have been pro-active in branding Tucson as "primed for what comes next!"
9. Tucson's top business leaders are focusing on Resiliency and Recovery.
To read more details from this detailed and informative article, go to:
And, if you're looking to purchase or sell in Southern Arizona, call me, Krista Brayer, with Realty Executives, at 520-975-5640.
According to RealWealth's most recent article by Kate Christianson, there are 7 reasons why rents continue to rise in the United States.
Reason #1: Low Housing Inventory = Demand for Rental Properties
Reason #2- Median Home Values Went Up (Slightly)
Reason #3: Down Payments Aren’t Getting Any Cheaper Even with Mortgage Rate Drops
Reason #4- Occupancy Rates Remain High
Reason #5: Growing Demand from Millennials & Baby Boomers
Reason#6: Renting Offers More Flexibility
Reason #7: Renters Avoid Property Maintenance and RepairsWill Rents Continue To Rise
Full Article can be read at: https://www.realwealthnetwork.com/learn/why-are-rents-rising-so-fast/
Thank you Steve VanBuken,
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Do you miss traveling! If you've ever had the opportunity to travel internationally, or are looking for a quick travel fix, here's a great place to visit in Tucson that is free! Now don't laugh, but we recently allowed ourselves to spend almost two hours in Lee Lee's International Market.
I know, I know. It's not a trip to Europe, but we did have a great time! Each shopping aisle is a mini adventure. Bring your smart phone, you may need to google a few items.
Africa Argentina Australia Brazil Cambodia Canada Caribbean China Colombia
Croatia England Finland Germany Hawaii Holland Hong Kong India Indonesia
Japan Korea Malaysia Mexico Middle East New Zealand Pakistan Cambodia
Philippines Sri Lanka Thailand Vietnam Sweden Russia United States
Lee Lee's International Market
Tell them Krista and Norm sent you :)
Who's purchasing homes in Tucson?
Inventory in 2020 has been significantly lower than previous years. Many properties are seeing multiple offers within the first 24 hours of listing. Some homes don't even make it onto public sites like Zillow or the MLS, because they are already spoken for thru realtor connections, friends or family networks.
So whose purchasing these homes. Over the last 12 months, more than 90% of my clients have come from referrals. The buyers are from all over the US and many from colder climates. Quality of Life is the mantra. Less traffic, outdoor experiences, friendly people and great food!
With amazing restaurants, festivals, music and cultural history, Tucson is becoming a viable destination, It's not just for retirees, but buyers who now can work remotely. Tucson is still a great financial value and with interest rates low, new residents are loving our city!
If you know someone that wants to relocate to Tucson, please call me. I love showing off our beautiful city! I will help them find the perfect home to hang their hat!