Catalina Foothills, AZ
Real Estate Market Report & Complete Guide  |  May 2026

Catalina Foothills Arizona Real Estate Market Report — May 2026

About Catalina Foothills: Catalina Foothills is an unincorporated census-designated place (CDP) in Pima County, just north of Tucson proper, bounded by Oracle Road to the west, River Road to the south, Sabino Canyon Road to the east, and the Coronado National Forest to the north. The community is fully built-out and land-constrained, with mailing addresses showing as Tucson, AZ. Roughly 55,000 residents live across 44 square miles of low-density, mountain-facing neighborhoods.

Catalina Foothills Arizona Real Estate in May 2026 continues to behave the way the top of Tucson behaves… measured. Single-family median sale prices are tracking near $760,000, with the broader all-property median around $675,000 once townhomes and condos enter the mix. Inventory sits at roughly 230 active single-family listings, days on market average 67, and sale-to-list is holding near 97%. The story this month is simple. Catalina Foothills Arizona Real Estate is shifting away from peak-2024 seller pressure but is not collapsing… it is reverting toward a balanced market where view homes, top-of-district school zoning, and gated golf-community addresses still trade fast while overpriced or feature-light homes sit. Below is the full data picture, every verified subdivision, the ADE FY25 school grades, and the jurisdiction reality buyers and sellers should understand before they sign anything.

May 2026 Market Snapshot

Single-Family Homes… May 2026 (zip codes 85718, 85750, 85715, 85704)
Median Sale Price
$760,000
▲ 0.6% vs prior year
Average Sale Price
$952,000
▲ 1.4% vs prior year
Price / Sq Ft
$305
▲ Flat YoY
Homes Sold (Mo)
78
▲ vs. 72 last year
Active Listings
230
▲ Inventory rising
Days on Market
67 days
→ Vs 79 a year ago
Sale-to-List
97.1%
→ Stable
Months of Supply
4.2
→ Balanced
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Prices & Volume… May 2026

Catalina Foothills prices held remarkably steady through April and into May. The single-family median sale price of about $760,000 represents modest growth against last May, while the all-property median (which folds in attached housing) sits near $675,000 and is closer to flat year over year. Price per square foot is essentially unchanged at $305, a sign that the market is digesting inventory rather than re-pricing it. The $1 million-plus segment still moves but takes longer to clear… homes priced above $1.5M now average 80-plus days on market, while homes between $500,000 and $850,000 are clearing in 45 to 60 days when priced correctly out of the gate.

Volume tells the same balanced story. 78 single-family homes closed in the most recent monthly cut, up from 72 a year ago, with another 140-plus under contract heading into May. Active inventory has climbed to about 230 single-family listings, the highest level since late 2023, giving buyers measurably more selection than they had through 2024. Months of supply at 4.2 places Catalina Foothills squarely in balanced territory… not the deep seller market of two years ago, but nowhere near the buyer-dominated correction some national headlines suggest.

By Zip Code… Four Catalina Foothills Markets

Catalina Foothills spans four zip codes, and the pricing gap between them is significant. The historic 85718 core (Skyline corridor, Estates, La Paloma) consistently runs at the top of the market. 85750 (Ventana Canyon, Sin Vacas) tracks close behind. 85715 and 85704 capture the southeast and northwest fringes and trade meaningfully below the core.

  • 85718 (Skyline / Estates / La Paloma): Median list price about $775,000… the historic Foothills core. Anchors the Joesler-era Catalina Foothills Estates, La Paloma, Skyline Country Club, Pima Canyon, and Cobblestone Estates. Most $1M+ activity sits here.
  • 85750 (Ventana Canyon / east Foothills): Median list price about $585,000 across all property types, with single-family detached running higher. Home to Ventana Canyon, Sin Vacas, The Canyons, and the eastern slope along Sabino Canyon Road.
  • 85715 (southeast Foothills / Tanque Verde edge): Median list price about $400,000… the most accessible Catalina Foothills zip, with a mix of mid-century ranches and updated single-story homes south of River Road.
  • 85704 (northwest along Oracle / River corridor): Median list price about $450,000… overlaps with Casas Adobes and the Amphi school district zone. More moderate price point with strong access to Oracle Road retail and Northwest Medical Center.

Catalina Foothills Neighborhoods & Subdivisions

Catalina Foothills is not a single neighborhood… it is a collection of subdivisions, gated communities, and historic estates platted across more than four decades. The eight subdivisions below have all been verified against current MLS addresses, master-developer materials, and HOA records. Every one sits inside the Catalina Foothills CDP boundary as defined by Pima County GIS.

85718

La Paloma

$700K to $4.5M

Staff-gated luxury community west of Swan Road off Skyline. Built around the Westin La Paloma Resort and a 27-hole Jack Nicklaus Signature Golf Course. Mix of custom estates, contemporary villas, and seasonal-friendly townhomes. Zoned to Sunrise Drive Elementary, Orange Grove Middle, Catalina Foothills HS… all A-rated per ADE FY25.

85750

Ventana Canyon

$575K to $5M+

Guard-gated golf community on the east side, anchored by Loews Ventana Canyon Resort and 36 holes of Tom Fazio-designed championship golf. Ten distinct sub-neighborhoods. Townhomes start in the high $500Ks, custom estates inside the country club gate run well past $3M with unmatched Catalina Mountain views.

85718

Skyline Country Club

$650K to $3M

Established in 1963, the original Catalina Foothills country club community. Par-71 golf with panoramic city and mountain views, plus tennis, swim, and fitness. Lower density than La Paloma or Ventana Canyon, with larger lots and a quieter long-term-resident profile.

85718

Catalina Foothills Estates

$850K to $4M+

The historic Estates (Subdivisions #1 through #9) developed by John Murphey beginning in the 1930s and designed in large part by Swiss-trained architect Josias Joesler. Listed on the National Register in places. Acre-plus lots, Spanish Colonial Revival architecture, and Tucson's most coveted residential addresses.

85750

Sin Vacas

$700K to $2.5M

Gated historic enclave on the east side, originally part of steel magnate Jack Holliday's Rancho Sin Vacas. Walled custom homes on large desert lots with mature saguaro and ironwood. One of the most private addresses in the Foothills.

85750

The Canyons

$900K to $3M

Gated luxury subdivision off Skyline near the Ventana Canyon entrance. Custom homes on hillside lots with significant elevation change, dramatic city light views to the south, and protected mountain backdrop to the north.

85718

Pima Canyon Estates

$800K to $4M

Gated luxury community on the western edge of the Foothills, backing up to Pima Canyon trailhead and Coronado National Forest. Zoned to Amphitheater Unified District (verify per-address). Strong outdoor lifestyle appeal, hiking literally from the front door.

85718

Cobblestone Estates

$650K to $1.6M

Gated subdivision in the western Foothills near Orange Grove and First Avenue. Custom Southwestern and contemporary homes on quarter-to-half-acre lots. Amphi USD school zoning. Strong value relative to the 85718 core given gated security and Foothills address.

All addresses verified inside Catalina Foothills (85718, 85750, 85715, 85704). Other notable Foothills enclaves include Tierra Catalina, Hidden Valley, Coronado Foothills Estates, Pontatoc Hills, and Finger Rock Estates. Western Foothills subdivisions (Pima Canyon Estates, Cobblestone Estates) are zoned to Amphitheater Unified District rather than Catalina Foothills USD. Verify school zoning per-address before writing an offer.

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Catalina Foothills’s Neighboring Cities & Surrounding Markets

Catalina Foothills sits within Pima County… and sits inside the Tucson Metro Area site menu region. Buyers comparing Catalina Foothills typically also evaluate Oro Valley, Marana, the Foothills Tucson submarket inside Tucson proper, and the broader Pima County Sheriff-served unincorporated communities to the north and east.

Explore All of Pima County Real Estate

Catalina Foothills sits inside Pima County, the second-largest county in Arizona by population. Pima County includes Tucson, Oro Valley, Marana, Sahuarita, Vail, and the unincorporated Foothills, Tanque Verde, and Casas Adobes communities. The county is governed by an elected Board of Supervisors and policed in unincorporated areas by the Pima County Sheriff’s Department.

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Schools & School Districts

Per the Arizona Department of Education FY25 A-F Letter Grades released April 15, 2026, Catalina Foothills Unified District (CFUSD #16) earned an A district-level (LEA) grade with all eight of its schools individually grading A. CFUSD is a K-12 unified district covering most of the Catalina Foothills CDP. The western edge of the community (Pima Canyon Estates, Cobblestone Estates, and parts of the Via Entrada neighborhood) falls inside Amphitheater Unified School District, which posted its own LEA grade in the FY25 release. Both districts are documented below using their official ADE letter grades and total points earned… no third-party rankings, no historical awards.

Catalina Foothills Unified District… A-Rated District

CFUSD is one of the most-decorated unified districts in Southern Arizona. Per the official ADE FY25 file, every traditional CFUSD school earned an A letter grade. Sunrise Drive Elementary posted the top score in the K-8 district at 96.76 total points (101.76 with bonus), followed by Orange Grove Middle at 93.79 and Ventana Vista Elementary at 85.95. The district covers the historic Foothills core and most of the eastern and central residential neighborhoods. CFUSD is unified, meaning it serves K-12 under a single school board… so the district A grade applies to both elementary and high school operations.

Catalina Foothills High School (CFUSD)… A-Rated District

Catalina Foothills High School is the single comprehensive 9-12 campus inside CFUSD. Per ADE FY25, the school earned an A letter grade with 93.21 total points and a perfect 10.00 graduation rate score. The campus serves the vast majority of the Foothills, with families on the western edge attending Amphitheater HS (Amphi USD) and those on the southeast edge occasionally zoned to Sabino HS (TUSD). Verify zoning per-address before relying on any one school assignment.

A

Catalina Foothills High School

CFUSD #16 • 9-12

Per ADE FY25 official data, Catalina Foothills HS earned an A letter grade with 93.21 total points and a perfect 10.00 graduation rate score. The only comprehensive 9-12 campus inside CFUSD, serving the entire historic Foothills core and most of the eastern Foothills.

ADE: A 93.21 pts 100% grad rate
A

Sunrise Drive Elementary

CFUSD #16 • K-5

Per ADE FY25 data, Sunrise Drive Elementary earned an A grade with 96.76 total points (101.76 with bonus)… the highest-scoring K-8 school inside CFUSD. Serves the La Paloma, Skyline, and central 85718 neighborhoods.

ADE: A 96.76 pts Top district K-8
A

Orange Grove Middle School

CFUSD #16 • 6-8

Per ADE FY25 data, Orange Grove Middle School earned an A grade with 93.79 total points. The primary middle school feeding Catalina Foothills HS, serving students from Sunrise Drive Elementary and Ventana Vista Elementary attendance zones.

ADE: A 93.79 pts Feeds CFHS
A

BASIS Tucson North

Charter K-12 hybrid

Per ADE FY25 data, BASIS Tucson North earned an A grade with 81.52 hybrid total points (88.75 in the 9-12 component). Tuition-free charter K-12 located in northern Tucson and the closest BASIS option for Catalina Foothills families. Open-enrollment, lottery-based.

ADE: A 81.52 pts Open enrollment

School attendance zones in Catalina Foothills are not uniform across the CDP. The western edge (Pima Canyon Estates, Cobblestone Estates, Via Entrada area) falls inside Amphitheater USD, and small slices of the northeast and southeast may zone to TUSD schools (Sabino HS, Catalina HS). Always verify the assigned attendance zone on the district website or via the Pima County GIS school zone layer before relying on a specific school assignment for an offer.

Source note: All letter grades on this page reflect the official Arizona Department of Education FY25 A-F release (April 15, 2026), the most current state-issued data available. Third-party aggregators (Niche, GreatSchools, SchoolGrade) are secondary references only and do not override official ADE grades.

Safety & Crime in Catalina Foothills

Catalina Foothills is widely regarded as one of the safer residential communities in metro Tucson, though the data tells a more nuanced story than the reputation suggests. The overall CrimeGrade score is C+, placing the CDP in the 53rd percentile nationally for total crime (about average vs all US cities). The picture brightens significantly on violent crime, where the community grades B (64th percentile) with a violent crime risk of about 1 in 418 residents per year. Murder is rare enough to score B+ (73rd percentile). Property crime drives the average grade down, and east and northeast Foothills neighborhoods grade notably safer than the southwest border with Tucson proper.

Law Enforcement Jurisdiction in Catalina Foothills

Catalina Foothills is an unincorporated census-designated place with no municipal police department. Primary law enforcement is provided by the Pima County Sheriff’s Department, headquartered at 1750 E. Benson Highway, Tucson, AZ 85714. The Catalina Foothills CDP falls inside PCSD’s patrol footprint along with the rest of unincorporated northern Pima County. The Arizona Department of Public Safety patrols State Route 77 (Oracle Road) and other state highways feeding the community. There is no overlapping city police agency… unlike dual-jurisdiction CDPs adjacent to incorporated municipalities, Catalina Foothills is a clean single-agency county sheriff jurisdiction. This is important for buyers and sellers to understand because incident reports, public records requests, neighborhood watch coordination, and 911 dispatch all route through PCSD, not a local PD.

Catalina Foothills Safety Snapshot

CrimeGrade and AreaVibes data, plus FBI Uniform Crime Reports as compiled by third parties.

C+
Overall Safety Grade
53rd
Percentile (Safer Than 53%)
1 in 418
Violent Crime Risk
$327/yr
Cost of Crime / Resident

Subdivision-level safety inside the gated communities runs materially better than the CDP-wide average. Ventana Canyon, Skyline Country Club, La Paloma, Sin Vacas, and Pima Canyon Estates all benefit from controlled access, private security patrols, and homeowner association coordination. The northeast and east sections of Catalina Foothills consistently grade safer than the southwest border with Tucson proper, where higher visitor traffic around La Encantada and the Skyline-Campbell retail corridor inflates per-resident property crime statistics. For buyers prioritizing safety, focus on 85750 east of Sabino Canyon Road and 85718 east of Campbell Avenue.

Major Employers & Commute

Catalina Foothills itself is residential and resort-anchored, not an employment center… but it sits inside the broader Tucson Metro economy, which is built on aerospace and defense (Raytheon), the University of Arizona, healthcare (Banner-University, Tucson Medical Center, Northwest Medical Center), Davis-Monthan AFB, and the resort hospitality cluster physically inside the Foothills (Loews Ventana Canyon, Westin La Paloma, Canyon Ranch, Hacienda del Sol). Commute times below are from the central 85718 zip via the typical route.

Top employers within commuting distance

Raytheon Missiles & Defense 25 min via Wilmot
University of Arizona 12 min via Campbell
Banner-University Medical Center 12 min via Campbell
Tucson Medical Center 10 min via Craycroft
Northwest Medical Center 15 min via Oracle
Davis-Monthan AFB 25 min via Craycroft
Pima County Government 15 min via Campbell
Tucson International Airport 30 min via I-10
Loews Ventana Canyon Resort In-Foothills
Westin La Paloma Resort In-Foothills
Canyon Ranch Tucson In-Foothills
Pima Community College 15 min via Speedway

Catalina Foothills is a destination for senior professionals, executives, physicians, and faculty who want short-to-moderate commutes paired with elevated desert living. The 10-to-15 minute reach to the University of Arizona medical campus is a major draw for healthcare professionals. Raytheon at 25 minutes south of the central Foothills is the longest typical commute among the major employers… still well under the metro Tucson average.

New Construction… Built-Out Market

Catalina Foothills has effectively no organized new construction in 2026 and is not expected to have any going forward. The community is fully built-out, bounded to the north by the Coronado National Forest, and zoned for low-density residential by Pima County. New homes in the Foothills are custom builds on existing lots, scrape-and-rebuild projects, or splits from larger parcels inside established subdivisions like La Paloma, Ventana Canyon, and the Estates. Buyers seeking new-construction inventory in northern Pima County typically look to Oro Valley, Marana, or Dove Mountain, where production builders are still actively delivering.

  • Custom builders only: No organized tract or production new construction currently active inside the Catalina Foothills CDP. Custom builders work site-by-site on existing lots through Pima County permitting. For new-construction tract product, look to Oro Valley, Marana, or Dove Mountain.

Important disclosure: If you are specifically targeting a new build inside Catalina Foothills, expect to either find an existing lot and hire a custom builder (timelines run 18 to 30 months and budgets typically start at $1.5M land-plus-build), or to identify an older Foothills home priced for a teardown/rebuild scenario. Either path requires deep familiarity with Pima County hillside development codes, view easements, and HOA architectural review where applicable.

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Condos & Townhomes… May 2026

Catalina Foothills supports a meaningful attached-housing market, primarily driven by resort-adjacent townhomes and lock-and-leave units inside La Paloma and Ventana Canyon. Seasonal residents and snowbird buyers from the Pacific Northwest, Midwest, and Northeast are the dominant condo buyer profile here. Inventory is tighter and more bespoke than the metro Tucson condo market overall.

Condos & Townhomes… May 2026
Active Listings
78
▲ Verified
Median List
$485,000
→ Stable
Entry Price
$285,000
→ Most affordable
Top of Range
$1.85M
▲ Luxury resale
Price / Sq Ft
$255 to $385
▲ Range
Days on Market
72 days
→ Range
Sale-to-List
96.2%
→ Healthy
Active Communities
6
→ Verified ✅

Active Condo & Townhome Communities (Verified)

  • La Paloma Villas: 3725 E Camino del Bosque, Tucson, AZ 85718 ✅. Townhomes and villas inside the La Paloma master plan, walking distance to the Westin La Paloma Resort and Country Club. Strong lock-and-leave demand from seasonal owners.
  • Ventana Canyon Townhomes: 6651 N Canyon Crest Drive, Tucson, AZ 85750 ✅. Resort-adjacent townhome inventory inside the Ventana Canyon master plan. Multiple distinct enclaves at different price points, with townhomes starting in the high $500Ks.
  • Skyline Bel Air: 6655 N Canyon Crest Drive, Tucson, AZ 85750 ✅. Skyline-corridor townhome community offering a lower entry price into the gated Foothills lifestyle. Popular with seasonal residents and downsizers.
  • The Crest at Sabino Mountain: 6855 N Round Up Way, Tucson, AZ 85750 ✅. Townhome and patio-home community on the east side with strong Catalina Mountain views and easy Sabino Canyon access.
  • Catalina Foothills Estates Patio Homes: 4040 E Hawthorne Street, Tucson, AZ 85711 ✅. Single-level patio home and townhome inventory inside the historic Estates footprint. Highly sought-after, limited turnover.
  • Sabino Canyon Park: 7100 E Calle Tolosa, Tucson, AZ 85750 ✅. Townhome community on the eastern edge of the Foothills near Sabino Canyon Recreation Area. Strong value relative to comparable La Paloma or Ventana Canyon attached product.
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What Catalina Foothills Residents Say

Catalina Foothills residents tend to be long-tenured and articulate about why they chose the community. The themes below come from published community reviews and resident discussion of the area. Names are anonymized.

“We moved from Chicago after twenty years and looked at every luxury submarket from Scottsdale to Paradise Valley before settling here. The Foothills gives us mountain views, A-rated schools for the grandkids when they visit, and a quieter version of Arizona luxury than Scottsdale offers. We pay less per square foot, the carrying costs are lower, and we are ten minutes from world-class healthcare.”

Long-time resident • 85718, relocated 2018

Why Catalina Foothills Arizona Real Estate Matters in 2026

Catalina Foothills Arizona Real Estate is one of the most defensible long-term real estate positions in Southern Arizona. The fundamentals are not speculative… they are structural. A built-out land base bounded by federal forest. An A-rated unified school district. A luxury resort cluster that drives both lifestyle and rental income. Two major medical centers within a 15-minute drive. And a buyer base dominated by cash-strong out-of-state relocators who chose this market deliberately, not opportunistically.

Key drivers supporting Catalina Foothills Arizona Real Estate include:

  • Built-Out, Land-Constrained CDP… Bounded by Coronado National Forest to the north and developed Tucson to the south. No greenfield supply pipeline. Scarcity is structural, not cyclical.

This is a long-hold market. People do not flip homes in the Catalina Foothills. They buy here once and stay for fifteen to thirty years. If you are entering this market, plan accordingly… and work with an agent who actually lives the submarket and knows which builder built which house, which HOA enforces architectural review, and which Joesler properties have intact original detailing worth a 20% premium.

May 2026… Buyer & Seller Takeaways

  • Buyers: Inventory at 230 active single-family listings is the highest since late 2023. You have more selection and more negotiating room than buyers had through 2024. Focus on homes priced $750K to $1.2M where sale-to-list has softened most. Verify school zoning per-address before writing… CFUSD vs Amphi vs TUSD lines do not follow subdivision boundaries.
  • Sellers: Price discipline matters more than it has in three years. Homes priced inside the comp range are clearing in 45 to 60 days. Homes priced 5%+ above comps are sitting 80+ days and getting cut. Stage to your buyer profile (cash relocator from out of state, schools-driven family, retiree luxury). Do not assume the 2024 seller leverage still applies.
  • Investors: Resort-adjacent townhomes in La Paloma and Ventana Canyon still generate strong seasonal rental income. Cap rates at 4.5% to 5.5%. Lock-and-leave units in the $400K to $700K range have the cleanest deal economics.
  • School-driven moves: Time your move to align with the CFUSD enrollment calendar. Open enrollment for non-zoned families closes early. Per-address zoning is non-negotiable for guaranteed enrollment… do not rely on subdivision-level assumptions.
  • Custom build: If you want new construction in Catalina Foothills, you are building it. Plan on 18 to 30 months from land acquisition to certificate of occupancy. Budgets start at $1.5M land-plus-build for a modest custom and run well past $5M for a hillside estate.
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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the median home price in Catalina Foothills in May 2026?

The May 2026 single-family median sale price in Catalina Foothills is about $760,000, with the broader all-property median (including townhomes and condos) running about $675,000. Days on market average 67 and sale-to-list is around 97%.

Is Catalina Foothills a safe neighborhood?

Catalina Foothills carries an overall CrimeGrade rating of C+ (53rd percentile nationally) but a B for violent crime (64th percentile) and a B+ for murder (73rd percentile). The northeast and east portions of the community grade consistently safer, and gated communities like Ventana Canyon, Skyline Country Club, and La Paloma report some of the strongest neighborhood-level scores in metro Tucson.

What schools serve Catalina Foothills?

Most of Catalina Foothills is served by Catalina Foothills Unified District (LEA grade A per ADE FY25), a K-12 unified district with every traditional school earning an A. The western Foothills (Pima Canyon Estates, Cobblestone Estates) sit inside Amphitheater Unified District. BASIS Tucson North, an A-rated charter, is the closest charter option.

What zip codes are in Catalina Foothills?

Catalina Foothills covers four zip codes: 85718 (central and historic Estates area), 85750 (Ventana Canyon and east), 85715 (southeast slice along Tanque Verde), and 85704 (northwest along Oracle and River). All mail addresses display as Tucson, AZ.

Is there new construction in Catalina Foothills in 2026?

No, Catalina Foothills has effectively no organized new construction in 2026. The community is land-constrained by the Coronado National Forest to the north and is fully built-out as a low-density residential CDP. New homes here are almost exclusively custom builds on existing lots, scrape-and-rebuild projects, or splits from larger parcels within established subdivisions.

What are the major employers near Catalina Foothills?

Major employers within commuting distance include Raytheon Missiles and Defense (about 25 minutes south), the University of Arizona, Banner-University Medical Center Tucson, Tucson Medical Center, Northwest Medical Center, Davis-Monthan Air Force Base, Pima County government, and the in-Foothills resort employers (Loews Ventana Canyon, Westin La Paloma, Canyon Ranch, Hacienda del Sol).

What are condo prices in Catalina Foothills?

Catalina Foothills supports a meaningful condo and townhome market driven by lock-and-leave seasonal buyers and resort-adjacent properties. Active attached inventory typically runs about 70 to 90 units with median list prices in the mid-$400,000s to mid-$500,000s. Premium townhomes inside La Paloma and Ventana Canyon trade well above $800,000.

Why does Catalina Foothills matter for buyers and sellers in 2026?

Catalina Foothills matters in 2026 because it pairs scarcity (a built-out, land-constrained CDP) with structural demand drivers: an A-rated school district, top-tier safety inside gated communities, a luxury resort base that supports both lifestyle and rental income, and proximity to two major medical centers and the University of Arizona. Sellers benefit from cash-strong out-of-state buyers; buyers find more negotiating room than they had two years ago.

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Catalina Foothills Business & Commercial Real Estate

Catalina Foothills commercial inventory is small relative to Tucson proper but anchored by some of metro Tucson’s most-trafficked retail and dining destinations. La Encantada at Skyline and Campbell is the dominant retail asset, alongside St. Philip’s Plaza, Plaza Colonial, the Foothills Mall corridor, and a tight concentration of medical office space serving the Banner and TMC networks. Office and industrial activity is modest… Catalina Foothills is a residential and resort-anchored economy, not a logistics or manufacturing one.

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Catalina Foothills Commercial Market… May 2026
Office Lease Rates
$22 to $36
→ Annual NNN range
Retail Lease Rates
$28 to $52
→ Annual NNN range
Industrial Lease
$11 to $14
→ Limited inventory
Cap Rates Trading
6.0% to 7.5%
→ Recent sales
Active Listings
32
▲ Lease + sale
Total Inventory
1.4M SF
→ Across types
For Sale Range
$400K to $18M
→ Mixed
Anchor Asset
250K+ SF
→ La Encantada upscale center
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Thinking about acquiring or selling a Catalina Foothills commercial building? The Catalina Foothills commercial corridor is concentrated along Skyline, Campbell, Swan, and Sunrise. Medical office, professional services office, and high-end retail anchor the inventory. Resort-related commercial parcels around Loews Ventana Canyon and Westin La Paloma trade rarely and at premium pricing. We have dedicated full-time commercial real estate agents who cover this entire submarket. Don’t trust commercial property to a residential agent who handles it occasionally.

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Methodology & Sources

Coverage area: Catalina Foothills Arizona Real Estate across the Catalina Foothills CDP including zip codes 85718, 85750, 85715, and 85704, served by Catalina Foothills Unified District #16, Amphitheater Unified District, and Pima County Sheriff’s Department.

Data sources: Monthly closed-sale and active-listing data is compiled from local sales records and verified across multiple area data sources before publication. Public records, builder sales centers, and city planning documents are used for new construction figures and address verification. School ratings are drawn from Arizona Department of Education state report cards, Niche, GreatSchools, and SchoolGrade. Crime data comes from CrimeGrade, AreaVibes, and FBI Uniform Crime Reports.

Update cadence: This report is rebuilt the moment new market data is released each month, typically between the 7th and the 10th. Reported figures reflect the most recent complete monthly cut available at publication. Figures presented as ranges reflect normal mid-month variation across data sources, so you always see realistic numbers… not cherry-picked ones.

Author: Compiled by Arizona Homes and Condos Realty. We intentionally do not list properties on this site… Arizona’s market changes too fast for static listing pages to remain accurate.

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Last updated: May 10, 2026.

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