Apartments For Rent in Tucson, AZ
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Types of apartment in Tucson, AZ
Tucson apartments range from small mid-century courtyard buildings to newer stucco complexes with tile roofs and shaded breezeways. Around Armory Park, Sam Hughes, and West University, you can also find older adobe houses and brick duplexes for rent with porches, deep-set windows, and smaller room layouts. Near Downtown and along Speedway, many apartments sit in low-rise buildings with parking lots out front, shared laundry, and simple interiors with tile floors instead of carpet.In the Foothills and Catalina Foothills, apartments often look newer and spread out, with gated entries, larger balconies, and more covered parking. Midtown areas near Blenman-Elm and Palo Verde can have 1950s and 1960s apartments with courtyards, flat roofs, and mature shade trees. South Tucson and areas near Reid Park often mix apartments, casitas, and single-story houses for rent on larger lots. On the east side near Broadway and Pantano, many apartments are garden-style and set back from wide roads. Tradeoffs can include stairs, older windows, limited storage, and longer walks from parking to the unit.