Bravo Park Lane Homes for Rent

Originally catered to employees of Tucson’s tech and electronics sector, Bravo Park Lane is now a diverse community that shares its name with a neighborhood park. It’s not uncommon here for properties to have fruit trees, while the community enjoys quick access to a commercial district, hospital and recreational facilities. In addition to the park, amenities include a bike path that reaches the home of a semi-pro soccer club and the largest sports and entertainment complex on this side of Arizona. “It’s family-oriented and relatively quiet. You get to know your neighbors,” says Bravo Park Lane resident Sandra Simbres. “There’s a real good mix of individuals who have been here probably since some of these homes were built and new families coming in.” Bravo Park Lane has an office and industrial park to the north and dense residential blocks to the south. Groups of brick midcentury modern homes from the 1950s and 1970s line the neighborhood’s winding streets. Fences and gates surround many properties, while some lots make room for trees growing anything from citrus fruits and peaches to figs and pomegranates. While many homes sell here during the year, they tend to go through