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A mixture of housing and residents in central Tucson neighborhood
Officially designated as a national historic district in 2005, the Feldman’s area near downtown Tucson has existed since the early 20th century, with some of its oldest homes dating back to 1902. Construction boomed in Feldman’s during the 1920s tuberculosis epidemic because the southwest was considered the best climate to treat the illness. Today, two of the four sanitorium buildings created at the time have been converted into St. Luke’s Home assisted living facility and Castle Apartments where many University of Arizona (UArizona) students stay. “It’s a very eclectic neighborhood with people who’ve lived here for a long time and students who like the accessibility to the university,” says Susan Claassen, managing artistic director for the long-running Invisible Theatre in the community. Along with walking to small neighborhood parks, folks here enjoy walking a few blocks east for local shopping and dining on campus.
Nationally registered homes in Feldman’s
Because it’s adjacent to UArizona, Claassen says many homes on the eastern side of Feldman’s are largely made up of rental homes for students. But there are single-family homes of various styles as well, and a portion of them are on the National Register of Historic Places. Early 20th-century Spanish-influenced bungalows and Pueblos with stucco exteriors typically range between $160,000 and $275,000 and feature small, gravel backyards and porches with wooden verandas.
Larger Craftsman bungalows and Pueblos built between the 1920s and ‘40s feature up to five bedrooms and are priced from $300,000 to $515,000; these properties offer renovated interiors along with more spacious fenced-in lots. Streets here are laid out in a grid and connect to a handful of roundabouts throughout the area, and many residents either park in the street or under carports. Well-paved sidewalks covered in mature acacia trees lead to UArizona’s campus and nearby churches like Tucson Chinese Christian and First Southern Baptist Church.
Feldman's is a National Historic District as of 2005, with history dating back to the 1902.
Southwestern pops of color light up the unique architecture of Feldman's homes.
Feldman's is heavily influenced by Art-Deco architecture with a one of a kind feeling.
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Exploring Catalina Park on Historic Fourth Avenue
Locals can walk half a mile south to the 3-acre Catalina Park which features a splash pad, walking paths and plenty of open space. Locals can also walk or drive a mile east to admire 19th-century European paintings at the University of Arizona Museum of Art or cheer on the Wildcats football team at Arizona Stadium.
All ages enjoy Catalina Park where they are able to admire unique, early 20th century homes.
Feldman's offers a variety of museums to visit including those on the UArizona campus.
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Local bites and shops along nearby University Boulevard
University Boulevard, located a mile south of Feldman’s, houses tons of local eateries, coffee shops and boutiques. Neighbors love eating and grocery shopping at the over 100-year-old Time Market--dubbed Tucson’s “original bodega.” Folks can sort through flakey croissants at the in-store bakery, peruse the produce aisle or munch on thin-slice pizza at the Time Market restaurant. A few blocks east, Main Gate Square shopping area houses local businesses like Boutique 816 and Collette, selling women’s clothing and accessories. Baja fish tacos and salt-rim margaritas are served at Illegal Pete's, and nearby Frog and Firkin whips up jalapeno bacon burgers.
Frog and Firkin near Feldman's is a hotspot for college students to mingle.
The 100 year old Time Market sells groceries and health-conscious items near Feldman's.
Gentle Ben's Brewing has been serving the Feldman's area since 1971.
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Musicals at Invisible Theatre craft vendors at Fourth Avenue Street Fair
Feldman’s Neighborhood Association holds quarterly meetings the first Thursday of February, May, August and November via Zoom, and anyone can attend. Founded in 1971, The Invisible Theatre features adaptations of classic plays and Off-Broadway musicals September through June. Every spring and winter, residents take advantage of Tucson’s milder weather at the 55-year-old Fourth Avenue Street Fair, featuring hundreds of local craft and food vendors all within the Historic Fourth Avenue a mile south. The annual two-day Festival of Books event in March is also popular; folks can attend panels from their favorite nationally recognized authors and donate to local children's literacy programs at the pedestrian-friendly University of Arizona Mall 2 miles east of the area.
The Invisible Theatre has served Feldman's for over 50 years with plays and musicals.
Feldman's is walking distance from the bi-annual 4th Avenue Street Fair with over 350 artists.
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Bike-friendly streets and proximity to downtown’s Streetcar
Downtown Tucson is a 2-mile drive south via Speedway Boulevard on the southern border, and Tucson Sun Tran buses make regular stops along Drachman Street and Stone Avenue, which intersect in the middle. Tony Baker, a Tucson Realtor with RE/MAX Professionals, says people like to bike to get around, and folks can trek a mile over Speedway toward University Boulevard to hop on the Sun Link Streetcar, which travels through downtown. The 137-mile Chuck Huckelberry Loop is also a mile away, providing a paved bike path throughout the city. Banner University Medical Center Tucson is a mile drive east, and Tucson International Airport is 10 miles south via Interstate 10 on the western border.
Sun Tran busses make regular stops along main roads in Feldman's.
The Sun Link Streetcar is popular with UA students in the Feldman's area.
Bike lanes help guide students safely to the UA Campus near Feldman's.
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Mariachi music at Tucson Magnet High
The neighborhood is served by the city’s largest school district, Tucson Unified, which is rated an overall B-minus by Niche. Kids can start at Cragin Elementary which scores a C from Niche and continue to Doolen Middle, earning a C-plus. The B-rated Tucson Magnet High is the oldest operating high school in Arizona and is known for its student-led Rayos del Sol Mariachi band.
Tucson High Magnet School serves grades 9-12 in Tucson, Arizona.
Doolen Middle School serves grades 6-8 in Tucson, Arizona.
Cragin Elementary School serves grades K-5 in Tucson, Arizona.
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Crime and Safety
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Homicide
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Sexual Assault
7
4
Assault with Weapon
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4
Robbery
6
4
Burglary
6
4
Motor Vehicle Theft
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Larceny
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Crime Score
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Feldman's Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Feldman's, Tucson sell after 87 days on the market compared to the national average of 53 days. The median sale price for homes in Feldman's, Tucson over the last 12 months is $400,000, up 20% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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