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Frequently Asked Questions about Wilshire Heights Tucson, AZ
In September 2026 Wilshire Heights homes were listed to buy for a median price of $585K, which is a 16% decrease to August 2025 last month, and a 15% decrease to September 2025 last year. The median value of a home listed to buy in Wilshire Heights in September 2026 was $285 per sqft,
It is expensive to live in Wilshire Heights. Buying a home in Wilshire Heights is 1% more expensive compared with the national average.
The housing market in Wilshire Heights is slowing down. In September 2026, homes to buy in Wilshire Heights spent an median 165 days on the market, a 25% decrease from September 2025 last year.
The best and safest neighborhoods to live in Wilshire Heights in September 2026 are Old Fort Lowell, Armory Park, Sam Hughes, San Clemente, Poets Square, Sun City, Civano, Quail Creek, Highland Vista Cinco Via, Barrio Viejo, Eastside, Continental Ranch Sunflower, Miramonte, Rita Ranch, Harold Bell Wright Estates, Midvale Park, Terra Del Sol, Garden District, Rancho Resort, Starr Pass
In September 2026, Wilshire Heights homes were listed to buy for a median price of $585K, with 25% down you would need $3.17K/month to cover expenses and assume that's 35% of your total monthly income, your total yearly income would need to be $108K.