Real estate brokerages in Tucson

654 real estate brokerages in Tucson. Compare their profiles and request a free home valuation.

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How to choose a brokerage in Tucson

There are 654 brokerages in Tucson in our directory. Before signing a listing agreement, compare at least two or three: ask about their commission, how many homes similar to yours they've sold in the area and whether they work on an exclusive basis.

Verified profiles show the contact details, hours and services the brokerage itself has confirmed. If you don't know what your home is worth yet, start with a free valuation: it will help you spot inflated or lowball prices.

Frequently asked questions about brokerages in Tucson

How many brokerages are there in Tucson?

Dupica lists 654 brokerages in Tucson. Every brokerage can claim its profile for free to keep its information up to date and reply to reviews.

Which areas of Tucson have the most brokerages?

By ZIP code, the areas with the most brokerages in Tucson are 85718 (74), 85704 (55), 85710 (40) and 85750 (33). If you're selling, a brokerage with an office nearby knows the prices and demand on your street better.

How much is a home worth in Tucson?

The median value of owner-occupied homes in Tucson is $266,200 according to the U.S. Census Bureau (ACS 2020–2024). Updated with the FHFA House Price Index through Q2 2026, that is about $292,000. The median gross rent is $1,140 per month. It's a median: a good local brokerage can tell you what homes actually sell for on your street and how long they take to sell.

How much does a brokerage charge to sell a home in Tucson?

There's no fixed rate: the commission is negotiated with each brokerage and set out in writing in the listing agreement. With the updated median home value in Tucson (about $292,000), each percentage point of commission is about $2,900. Always ask for the terms in writing and compare at least two or three proposals.

Which brokerages have the Dupica Seal in Tucson?

It's held by brokerages that own their profile and commit to keeping their details up to date and to attending to the homeowners who come through Dupica. Their details are maintained by the brokerage itself. In Tucson there aren't any yet: the first one to get it will appear at the top of the listing.

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