25 W Lalo Way, Tucson, AZ, 85701
About This Home
Welcome to the epitome of upscale urban living in Tucson's vibrant Five Points neighborhood, where modern sophistication meets historic charm. This is The Row at 18 W. 18th, an exclusive 16-unit desert contemporary townhome subdivision featuring a harmonious blend of luxury & location, boasting solid white, smooth stucco construction with authentic adobe brick accent walls. Meticulously designed by HA|RU architects, in collaboration with Durazo Construction, honors the ethos of Southern Arizona with clean lines and a contemporary feel that maximizes natural light, creating an open, and airy ambiance throughout each home.
Getting Around
Very Walkable
Good Transit
Biker's ParadiseSchools
Construction
Condition
- Property condition: New Construction
- New construction: Yes
- Year built: 2025
Materials
- Roof: Built-Up - Reflect
- Construction materials: Block,Frame - Stucco
Type & Style
- Home type: Townhouse
- Architectural style: Contemporary
- Property subType: Townhouse
Interior
Appliances
- Appliances included: Dishwasher,Disposal,Refrigerator,Electric Range
- Laundry features: Laundry Closet,Washer,Dryer
Bedrooms & Bathrooms
- Bedrooms: 3
- Bathrooms: 2
- Full bathrooms: 2
Features
- Flooring: Concrete
- Fireplace features: None
Heating & Cooling
- Heating features: Heat Pump
- Cooling features: Ceiling Fan(s)
Interior Area
- Total structure area: 1,604
- Total interior livable area: 1,604 sqft
Property
Accessibility
- Accessibility features: None
Details
- Parcel number: 117073610
- Zoning: Tucson - C3
- Special condition: None
Features
- Levels: Three Or More
- Stories: 3
- Patio & porch: Covered
- Exterior features: Balcony,None
- Spa features: None
- Fencing: Wood
- Has view: Yes
- View description: Mountain(s),City,Sunrise
Lot
- Lot size: 871.20 sqft
- Features: Decorative Gravel,Subdivided,East/West Exposure
- Lot size dimensions: Irregular
Parking
- Total spaces: 1
- Parking features: Garage - Attached
- Has garage: Yes
- Attached garage spaces: 1
- Covered spaces: 1
Climate Risk is Financial Risk
Every home has a financial story beyond the listing price. Below, you’ll see the climate risks that could affect this property — and in Bills & Affordability, how those risks may influence repairs, insurance, utilities, and long-term value.
Biggest Threats for This Home
- Heat Wave
How This Home’s Risks Compare
FEMA Declared Disasters in Pima County and Arizona
Understanding the Costs
Financial advisors generally recommend spending no more than 30% of your gross household income on housing costs. In practice, many households stretch to 35% or beyond — especially in high-cost markets.
Estimated Costs Today
| Monthly | Annual | |
|---|---|---|
| Mortgage | $2,781 | $33,372 |
| Home Insurance | $119 | $1,428 |
| Property Taxes | $320 | $3,840 |
| Electricity | $216 | $2,603 |
| Total | $3,436 | $41,232 |
Income You'd Need if You Spent...
How Costs Could Change Over Time
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Comparing Against the Market
Price Per Sq Ft
vs Other Active Listings
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vs Homes Sold Last Month
Median $/sqft
Current Market Trends
Median Price Per Square Foot
The median price per square foot of homes sold in this area each month. Compare this to this listing's price per square foot to gauge whether the home is priced in line with recent sales.
Historicals for This Listing
Zestimate History ($/sqft)
Price History
| Date | Event | Price |
|---|---|---|
| 2025-11-20 | Listed for sale | $599,000 |
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