TucsonDispatch No. 28July 2026Monsoon to date: 2.1 in
The journal, in one sequence
Everything published under the masthead — market letters, guides, and the neighborhood dispatches — shares one numbered run. No content calendar, no filler: a dispatch files when there's something true to report.
Market letters
The three standalone dispatches
TucsonDispatch No. 18January 2026Median DOM: 26
Moving to Tucson: the midtown primer
What the relocation guides won’t say: how the districts actually differ, what the heat does to your budget, and why the porch matters more than the pool. Start here, then read your district’s dispatch.
Read the dispatchMidtown TucsonDispatch No. 25July 2026Monsoon to date: 2.1 in
What monsoon season does to the Tucson market
The data behind the Ledger: twenty-four months of medians, the spring surge, the July lull, and how to price into each. The chart lives on the homepage; the argument lives here.
Read the dispatchTucsonDispatch No. 28July 2026Monsoon to date: 2.1 in
Buying in monsoon season: the wet-walk advantage
Tour at 8 am, watch the wash run, and read a roof the way spring buyers never can. The buyer’s-leverage argument, with the 2026 representation rules in plain English.
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Nos. 18–28, gapless
One publishing sequence across guides and letters — proof the numbers mean something.
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