FEBRUARY 2004
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BillboardFREE* Billboard classified ads are available for all Downtown and Fourth Avenue property owners, businesses, organizations, and residents. Place your ad by fax at 547-3344 or by e-mail at info@downtowntucson.org. Deadline is the 20th of every month. Please call or write to verify that your ad qualifies for FREE placement. *Please note that Services listings may be posted for a $10 fee. Business card display ads are $25. Photos that accompany any real estate listing are $25. The Downtown Tucsonan reserves the right to edit all FREE classified ads for content and size. Meeting NoticesTPAC Arts Advocacy meeting, 10 E. Broadway Blvd., Ste. 202, Westerner Building, Tuesday, February 3 and 17, 4:00pm. TDA Urban Design Committee. Thursday, February 5, 3:30 pm. 52 W. Congress St. Call 547-3338 for more information. Need space for your meeting? The TUCSON CONVENTION CENTER has room for 30 to 1,000 people. 260 S. Church Ave. Please call (520) 791-4101. Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, Transgender Commission, 100 N. Stone Ave., EOO Conference room. Tuesday, February 17, 5:30pm. Mayor’s Heart of Downtown Award ceremony. Friday, February 13, 11:00am. Location to be determined. Call 791-5580 for more information. The Rio Nuevo Citizens Advisory Committee, 52 W. Congress St. Wednesday, February 4, 6:00pm. Call (520) 791-5580. The Rio Nuevo Board meeting, 52 W. Congress St. Wednesday, February 11, 6:00pm. Call (520) 791-5580. Small Business Commission, 255 W. Alameda St., Mayor and Council Chambers City Hall. Tuesday, February 24, 4:00pm. 4th Ave./Downtown Coalition. Wednesday, February 18, 1:00 pm, Hotel Congress Banquet Room, 311 E. Congress St. Call 791-4601 for more information. Tucson-Pima County Historical Commission meeting, 255 W. Alameda St., Mayor and Council Conference Room, City Hall 1st Floor. Wednesday, February 11, 12:00 Noon. Armory Park Neighborhood Association meeting, St. Andrews Episcopal Church – corner of 5th Ave. and 16th St., Tuesday, February 9, 7:00pm. TDA Executive Committee, 31 N. Stone Ave., Suite 2100. Tuesday, February 10 and Tuesday, February 24, 10:00am. Call (520) 547-3338. Downtown Neighborhoods Advisory Committee, 52 W. Congress St. Tuesday, February 3, 6:00pm. Call (520) 547-3338. It’s Happening Downtown, Inc. Board Meeting, 30 N. Church Ave., Fox Theatre offices. Thursday, February 12, 5:00pm. Call (520) 547-3338. Armory Park Historic Zone Advisory Board, 222 S. 5th Ave., Thursday, February 19, 7:00pm. Call to ArtistsThe Downtown Tucsonan wants to publish your poetry and art/photography. Email submissions to Poetry@DowntownTucson.org. Old Pueblo Playwrights is pleased to announce AUDITIONS for our 2004 New Play Festival of Staged Readings. A small gratuity will be paid to the actors who perform in the festival. Auditions will be held Saturday, February 7, at the Cabaret Theater of the Temple of Music and Art (330 S. Scott Ave., upstairs). To schedule an audition time slot, call Gavin at (520) 297-3317, or email him at brit4@mindspring.com. Calling all artists! The Epic Café and the Pennington Street Market is interested in showing your original artwork/photography/sculpture. Monthly shows rotating on or about the first of each month. Contact Eric at (866) 865-5097. All artists wanted!!! To show your original artwork/photography/mixed media/hangable sculptures/etc. For show or for sale. The less ordinary the better. Contact Michael at the Internet Convenience Store (276 E. Congress St.) at (520) 882-5566, or by email at ICSartwork@yahoo.com. Have a great day! Not Burnt Out Just Unscrewed, a short form comedy improv troupe that performs five to ten times monthly, live and on television, is seeking out improvisational singers to add to our ranks. If you are able to come up with songs based on audience suggestions, or are interested in learning or perfecting this talent, please call (520) 245-5956 as soon as possible to set up an audition time. Thank you. www.UnscrewedComedy.com. Call for auditions every Saturday from 3:00—6:00pm, singers, dancers, musicians, comedians, satirists, performance artists, mimes, magicians, puppeteers and anyone else who has theatrical talent is invited to audition for Wilde Superstar Search. Acoustic accompaniment or tape only. Call (520) 770-1000 for details. Wilde Playhouse, 135 E. Congress St. Help WantedThe University of Arizona in Tucson announces its search for Executive Director of UApresents. A dynamic, passionate, experienced Executive Director is needed to cultivate and expand the vision of creativity and excellence of UApresents, an acclaimed presenting program dedicated toartistic excellence, cultural enrichment, and educational vitality. See complete position description at www.hr.arizona.edu/jobs. Salary: DOE plus outstanding UA benefits. Applicants must provide a letter of introduction, resume, and names/addresses/ phone numbers of three references to: Dr. Richard A. Eribes, Chair, Uapresents Search Committee, P.O. Box 210075,THE UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA, Tucson, AZ 85721-0075. Review of applications will begin 02/16/04 and will continue until position is filled. Desired startingdate is 06/1/04. The College of Social and Behavioral Sciences at UA is looking for an Administrative Associate and a Membership and Events Coordinator. Log on at www.BestJobsinTucson.com for job details and how to submit your resume. Professional employees/employers needed. BestJobsInTucson.com is Tucson, Arizona’s best place to find career information, post your resume or job description, review Tucson employment opportunities, find the perfect job or candidate. You can search our database for employers, job seekers and resumes... all in the Tucson area! University Medical Center is hiring for the following positions: Info Tech Specialist, IT Services Specialist, Groundskeeper, Echo Tech Per Diem, Facilities Management Director, Business Office Director, Director – Health Information Management, Clinical Social Worker, Cardiologist, Administrative Secretary and more. Go to www.BestJobsInTucson.com for job details and to submit a resume. Delivery driver from 11:00am—1:30pm. Hourly wage plus mileage and tips. Please call Don (520) 798-3663. Employment WantedThe painters, perfect job, reasonable rates. Please call (520) 770-1664. Handyman: plywood, landscaping, plumbing, house intervention, some electric, drywall, painting and lamps. Please call (520) 304-4364 or (520) 304-1531. LessonsPiano Lessons. All ages, all levels. Blues, classical, popular. Please call Jessica, (520) 237-3557. Musicians WantedMusicians wanted for acoustic acts Wednesday and Thursday nights at the Casbah Teahouse. Call Carol Anne (520) 740-0393. Autos For Sale1979 Chevy water truck for sale. Great condition, runs well. Call (520) 218-2219. For SaleUsed Red Brick - good shape, great for historic renovation project. 15 cents each. Please call (520) 891-9043. Like-new Armstrong flute with case. In great condition! $120. Please call (520) 628-7006. 1st edition, well cared for contemporary books. Call (520) 624-7118. Yard SalesAdvertise your yard sale for free! Call (520) 547-3342 or email your ad to Ruby@DowntownTucson.org. Health ServicesThe Providence Institute offers Massage, Shiatsu, Craniosacral, Acupuncture & more. Professional and student treatments available. Over 50 yoga classes a week. Many styles. Beginners welcome. Student/Senior Discounts. Massage & Shiatsu School. Yoga Teacher Training Program. Centrally Located. www.ProvidenceInstitute.com Please call (520) 323-0203. ServicesOverwhelmed by that chemical salon smell? Tired of being blasted by commercial bebop radio while getting your haircut? Ready to try something different? Designs by Kenneth has a relaxing tropical atmosphere. Every haircut includes a scalp and neck massage. Call Jeanette at (520) 256-0582. Mention this ad and receive $5 off your first visit. Second Fiddle Thrift Shop, 445 S. Stone Ave. (520) 670-0186. We appreciate your donations! Classes/WorkshopsPremature Design Course. Four weekends; February 14, 15, 21 and 22, March 6, 7, 20 and 21, and a final day TBA for presentations, talent show and party. Cost $650. The EPA Center, 526 N. 9th Ave. Call (520) 792-4410 to pre-register, or register online at www.epacenter.org. BLOW GLASS! The Glass Studio at the Sonoran Art Foundation offers classes in glassblowing, flameworking, beadmaking, sandblasting, casting and more. Workshops range from one-day to ten weeks; all experience levels welcome. For more info, visit our website at www.SonnoranGlass.com, call (520) 884-7814 or e-mail: SonoranGlass@yahoo.com. WomanKraft Art Gallery provides free art and craft classes for low income women over 55. The public is also welcome to attend these classes for a modest charge. 388 S. 6th Ave. Please call (520) 629-9976 for more information. Adult dance classes: The DanceLoft offers Hip Hop, Modern, Ballet, Modern Jazz, Tap and Pilates. Located Downtown at 61 E. Congress St., second floor of Heart-Five. See www.TheDanceLoft.com or call (520) 250-4664. The Tucson Drawing Studio offers all levels of drawing classes. Printmaking, watercolor, oil painting, pastel portraits, clay and various types of drawing classes are available to the public. 214 N. 4th Ave. Call (520) 620-0947 or visit www.TheDrawingStudio.org for more information. TUCSON YOGA has daily yoga classes for $5 each, located downtown. 121 E. 7th St. in the Orts building. Please call (520) 882-0597 or visit www.TucsonYoga.com for class and schedule details. Internet for beginners: Learn to surf the World Wide Web! Internet class for beginners. You must know how to use a mouse to attend this class. This class is offered once a month. Call (520) 791-4393 to register. Joel D. Valdez Main Library, 10:30am—12:30pm, Thursday, January 22. Free consultations and workshops on time management. Our revolutionary time management system helps you formulate patterns for success. Heartly workshop on time management. Fee for materials. Please call (520) 419-6077. MiscellaneousTucson Symphony Woman’s Thrift Shop appreciates donations. Profits support our music education program for area youth. 15th St. and Stone Ave. Please call (520) 670-0186. Check out Scazz-Rik-Tobin, the monthly drama/comedy set in a surrealistic vein geared toward capturing the Generations X, Y, and Z that airs on Channel 72, Access Tucson on Saturdays at 1pm and Tuesdays at 9pm. Donations greatly appreciated: Re-Threads Thrift Store welcomes the donation of sale-able clothing, shoes, and jewelry. We are a private non-profit social service agency affiliated with Our Place Clubhouse. Receipts are available upon request. Located at 66 E. Pennington St. The Clubhouse is open from 8:30-4:30, Monday—Thursday. Call (520) 884-5553. Weekend getaway rental. Cabin with lake view. 1-1/2 hrs from Tucson. $350/three nights plus deposit. Call Michele at 520-740-1515. How do you know your supplements are working? Measure your results! Introducing the Pharmanex Bio-Photonic Scanner, the first tool in the world to use laser technology to measure antioxidant levels in the body. Come and get scanned and find out your antioxidant score, then learn about the amazing business opportunity behind this machine. Bring this ad with you to the Comfort Suites Hotel, 7007 E. Tanque Verde Rd. Presentation every Wednesday night starting at 6:30pm. Roommate WantedQuiet, upstairs apartment in La Cholla/Orange Grove gated community. $300/mo., utilities included. Please call (520) 907-6917 for inquiries. Share a house with one other quiet person in Milagro Cohousing. $450/mo. includes utilities, use of pool, private room. Situated on 43 acres with great views. New adobe home. Please call (520) 297-4191. Room and private bath for rent in newly renovated home close to Downtown/UofA. $400/mo. + utilities. Available now. Please call (520) 881-9043. For Rent/ResidentialTwo bedroom, one bath duplex with chain link fenced back yard. Built in 2000 and very nice! Washer/dryer hook-ups, A/C, great private parking, super close to downtown and UofA, on 11th Ave. 900sf, $650/mo. Please call Madera Realty, (520) 325-2607. One bedroom, one bath house with stove, refrigerator and private fanced yard for pets. $485/mo. Please call Real Estate Direct (520) 623-5710. The most photographed block in Tucson. A rebirth of the barrio. Warm, friendly and a bit elite. Three bedroom, two bath adobe with old mine beams. $1800/mo. Please call (520) 792-2289. Tastefully renovated. Elegantly detailed. Classic one bedroom, one bath with private entryways, wood floors, ceiling fans, new fixtures, spacious basements (can be used as art studios, workshops). Tucked away in historic neighborhood within walking distance to downtown, 4th Avenue, UofA. Water included. $525/mo. 105 N. 2nd Ave. Available 02/01/04. Please call (520) 991-1265 Four bedroom, two bath house with stove, refrigerator and storage space. $750/mo. Please call Real Estate Direct (520) 623-5710. One and two bedroom 1880’s adobes available from $775/mo on annual leases. Meticulously restored courtyard townhouses as profiled on the cover of Tucson Lifestyle. High ceilings with Apache pine vigas and hand-hewn joists. Massive walls. Granite countertops and custom alder cabinetry. Tons of storage. Individual A/C, DSL, cable, and washer/dryer hookups. (520) 270-2767. Cottage for rent with wood floors, stove, refrigerator, water paid, $325/mo. Also Armory Park Cottage with wood floors, walk-in closets, pets OK. All utilities paid. $400/mo. Please call Real Estate Direct (520) 623-5710. Historic studio apartment for rent. Upstairs, unique studio, wood floors, all major utilities included, $400/mo. 324 S. 6th “E.” Please call Dora, (520) 544-2727, www.emsrealty.com. Unattached guest house with private fenced yard, covered patio, pets OK, water paid, $310/mo. Please call Real Estate Direct (520) 623-5710. Beautiful West University two bedroom, one bath house with wood floors, porch, courtyard, and fireplace. Very clean, $1,000/mo. Please call (520) 791-3721. Duplex with A/C, stove, refrigerator, furnished, $325/mo. Also one bedroom, one bath duplex with fenced yard for pets and storage, $360/mo. Please call Real Estate Direct (520) 623-5710. West University neighborhood, one bedroom, wood floors, fenced yard. $500/mo. Please call Bill Chambers, Real Estate Services (520) 628-7345. Duplex with washer/dryer, covered porch, fenced yard for pets. $300/mo. Please call Real Estate Direct (520) 623-5710. Two bedroom, two bath duplex with AC, modern kitchen, new dishwasher, hardwood floors, fireplace, private patio, fenced yard, large living and dining room, lots of closet space, water and gas paid, shared laundry. $650/mo. Call Penny at (520) 360-0087. Circa 1921 West University guest house. One bedroom, satillo floors, gourmet kitchen with granite countertops, dishwasher, washer/dryer hookup, utilities paid, approximately 650sf. $625/mo. Please call (520) 884-1076. Guest house in Barrio Historico with wood floors, carport, high ceelings, clawfoot tub, walk-in closets, fenced yard, covered patio. $365/mo. Please call Real Estate Direct (520) 623-5710. Large one bedroom available downtown. Only $450/mo. 135 S. 5th Ave. Call Julie at (520) 808-4322 or Ruth at (520) 388-9094. Peach Properties. www.peachprops.com. Unique apartments and offices for rent in historic downtown district. Just south of the convention center. Various sizes to meet your needs. Please call (520) 623-4091. One bedroom, one bath duplex with fenced yard for pets. Water paid. $375/mo. Please call Real Estate Direct (520) 623-5710. Historic Armory Park and 4th Avenue/Speedway area. One bedroom and studio apartments. Clean and well kept. Please call (520) 798-6101 for availability and more information, or email Palinco3@aol.com. La Entrada - luxury apartment community. A beautiful community in the Heart of Downtown! We are offering a free month on a year lease. Please call for a tour, (520) 884-8284. “Expect to be impressed.” Three bedroom, two bath house for rent. Tile floors, fenced yard, $800/mo. Please call (520) 218-2219. Historic looking, energy efficient, three bedroom, two bath home with yard, porches and parking. Near UofA/Downtown. $925/mo. Call (520) 390-1588. Old adobe in historic neighborhood: Apartment for rent. Carefully remodeled, well maintained, one bedroom. Shared washer, gas and water included, close to UofA, Pima CC, 4th Avenue and downtown. $600/mo. One year lease, security deposit of $125. Great neighbors, active neighborhood association, cool landlord. Cat and motorcycles OK. Please call (520) 490-4548. Space for RentMuse, 516 N. 5th Ave. Now offering its clay studio space for events such as mixers and team-building days to the business community. The 2,000sf studio features a sculpture room, ceramics studio, exhibition space, a kitchen and accessible bathroom. Muse also has other event space that includes the 6,000sf Nations Hall, 4,000sf America’s Hall, meeting rooms and a dance studio. For information on event spaces, please call (520) 903-0918. Beautiful rental space available in historic warehouse at 121 E. 7th St. Two movement studios for classes/workshops/performances/parties, one visual artist space and a room ideal for massage, video or sound editing. Reasonable rates. Please call (520) 624-3799, or email orts@orts.org. Retail Space For Lease20,000sf in the heart of historic Congress Street Arts and Entertainment District at 33 and 11 S. 6th Ave. between Broadway Blvd. and Congress St. Available in blocks of 2,500sf to 12,000sf. Ideal for furniture store, market, retail, restaurant, office or large studio space. Store front space along 6th Ave. as well as Arizona Ave. Please call Steve Gibson, (520) 403-7804. La Placita Village, 110 S. Church Ave. Retail/Restaurant/Office Center. Colorful buildings around a festive plaza near Tucson Convention Center, Arena, Music Hall, Leo Rich Theatre, Radisson Hotel, government centers. Spaces available from 129—625sf. Please call Bryan Hague, Bourn Partners, (520) 323-1005. Retail/gallery space in restored, historic Tophoy Building, 220 N. 4th Ave. High ceilings, skylights, good street visibility. Neighbors include furniture stores and art galleries. 2,390sf, $1550/mo. Please call Stephen, (520) 884-1012. Old Town Artisans (with seven shops and La Cocina Restaurant) has retail space available with 539sf. It’s an excellent opportunity for a fine jeweler working on premises. Please call (520) 624-7708. 444 E. 6th St., (4th Ave. and 6th St.). Versatile 1,127sf building with high visibility. Good for office, retail and/or commercial uses. Only $800/mo! Please call Tim, (520) 349-5074 or (520) 299-2777. Re/Max All Executives. Beautiful retail, studio or gallery space available immediately. Located just north of downtown, at 439 N. 6th Ave. 5600sf, great exposure, high ceilings, T1 lines. Please call Patricia at (520) 603-6103. Peach Properties. www.PeachProps.com. Enclosed, lockable, garage spaces for rent opposite of Old Train Depot. Suitable for auto/trucks or possibly even storage. Also available: Three storage units, 700sf, 1000sf, & 1500sf. Suitable for business storage (records, office furniture, etc.). Concrete construction, sprinklers & elevator access. Please call Debra at Arizona Properties for additional information, (520) 742-8615 or (520) 275-8910. Office Space for LeaseHistoric Brannen House, 343 W. Franklin (at Granada) 2750—5500sf (entire first and/or second floor) with share or all 12 parking spaces. $15/sf. Please call (520) 870-2047 or (520) 623-5464. 221 E. 6th St. Office/retail space for lease. 6500sf, $12/sf, $6500/mo. New AC, new sprinkler system. C3 zoning, 12ft ceilings. This is a wonderful historic Art Deco building with high traffic visibility on 6th St. and the possibility of 90 parking spaces. Please call David Nichols Realty, (520) 624-0426, email: dnicholsrealty@qwest.net Exceptional two-story office building for lease. 4000sf, historic district across from Convention Center, well-designed spacious floor plan includes patio, kitchenette, parking. Please call (520) 623-4091. Unique offices and apartments for rent in historic downtown district. Just south of the convention center. Various sizes to meet your needs. Please call (520) 623-4091. Loft style office space, 32 N. Church Ave. This second story historic space over looks the court buildings in the heart of downtown. The Fox Theatre Foundation will occupy the first floor and tenant will have access to the first floor conference room. Approximately 1,800sf, $20/rentable sf, modified gross (tenant to pay utilities and janitorial). Please call Buzz Isaacson, (520) 623-5133. www.BuzzIsaacson.com. Make your move! Functional office space leased by the room for $495/mo. Includes high-speed wiring, common areas, and parking. Newly renovated historic property projects classy image and is close to downtown. Please call owner/agent, (520) 296-2984. UniSource Energy Tower, 1 S. Church Ave. Space available from 1394sf to 2400sf. $24/sf. Full service. Lease term: five to ten years. Please call Buzz Isaacson, (520) 623-5133. www.BuzzIsaacson.com. 1100sf office available immediately. 439 N. 6th Ave. AC, high ceilings in historic building. Pervious use as an architect’s office. High speed internet available. Please call Patricia at (520) 603-6103. Peach Properties. www.PeachProps.com. 71 E. Pennington St. 1840sf office space. Parking available. $1550/mo. Please call David Nichols Realty, (520) 624-0426 or email: dnicholsrealty@qwest.net The Mac Arthur Building, 345 E. Toole Ave. at 5th Ave. 2900sf, 2nd floor. Three to five year lease term. Please call Mark Biery, (520) 318-6635. Prime downtown office space, 166 W. Alameda St., between Church Ave. and Granada Ave. This single story building is in walking distance to governmental buildings, courthouses and major office buildings. There are eleven individual offices, a conference room, open work space and break room along with an attractive outdoor patio. 3,849 rentable sf, $4,811.25/mo. ($15/rentable sf) including utilities. Tenant is responsible for janitorial services. Please call Buzz Isaacson, (520) 623-5133. www.BuzzIsaacson.com. 1 E. Congress St. Professional office/retail/restaurant is available now. Please call Tom Neiman or Andy Seleznov at PICOR Commercial Real Estate Services, (520) 748-7100. Loft style office space, 33 W. Congress St., between Stone Ave. and Church Ave. This second story office space over looks busy Congress St. in the heart of downtown. Approximately 4,000sf, $14/sf. Tenant is responsible for all operating costs. Please call Buzz Isaacson, (520) 623-5133. www.BuzzIsaacson.com. Historic barrio building has two offices for lease. Beautifully renovated, lofty ceilings, ceiling fans, dual cooling, corner fireplace, built-in bookshelves, custom paint with recently furnished reception area, grand conference room, full use kitchen, laundry, bathrooms. This stunning space would be perfect for legal or financial professional or person practicing healing or graphic arts. Offices have new electric and are pre wired for fully networked cable/dsl/phone system. $700/mo. Includes basic utilities except phone. Please call (520) 325-3234. 131 E. Broadway Blvd. Two Story office building. 6200sf available. Please call Mark Irvin Commercial Real Estate, (520) 620-1833. The Pioneer, 100 N. Stone Ave. Space available from 600sf to 2400sf. $16/rentable sf, Full Service. 3% annual increase. Lease Term: Three to seven years. Please call Buzz Isaacson, (520) 623-5133. www.BuzzIsaacson.com. 160 N. Stone Ave. SE corner of Stone Ave. and Alameda St. 4500 rentable sf available, 2nd floor. $18/sf net of janitorial. Please call Buzz Isaacson, (520) 623-5133. www.BuzzIsaacson.com. Houses for SaleTwo bedroom, one bath in the heart of Armory Park. Hardwood floors, high ceilings, courtyards. $167,000. Please call Beth Jones, Realty Executives, (520) 977-6272. These are two beautiful homes with guest houses. Two bedroom, two bath main house. One bedroom, one bath guest house. Breezeways, wrap-around porchways connect house with guest house. Hidden by desert vegetation. Each one is priced at $208,000 in the lively, lost barrio. Please call Beth Jones, Realty Executives, (520) 977-6272. A grand circa 1917 home with two studios in West University. $278,000. Please call Beth Jones, Realty Executives, (520) 977-6272. Lots of charm and character in this house with a guest house. Hardwood floors, courtyard, very private. $159,000. Please call Beth Jones, Realty Executives, (520) 977-6272. Just a few blocks from UofA, this three bedroom, one and one-half bath home is air-conditioned, has nostalgic wood floors, a formal dining room, separate laundry room and a wonderful front porch with stately pillars where you can see the trolley go by! This home needs T.L.C., but what a find! It’s priced at $225,000. Please call Jim, Chumbler’s Realty, (520) 294-7600. MLS# 2316269. 533 E. 4th St., $189,000, MLS#2326443. W. University, set up high to have “presence,” painted in sophisticated colors, accented with the history you’d expect! Two or three bedrooms with the possibility of adding a second bath! Tax break. Please call Suzie Deconcini, Long Realty (520) 918-5154.Three bedroom, three bath house with large yard and carport. Swamp cooler and tile floors. Please call (520) 218-2219. Two adobe row houses in the Barrio, circa 1900s. Lots of funk and character. One has a guesthouse. From $179,900 to $199,900. Please call Beth Jones, Realty Executives, (520) 977-6272. Historically designed, high end, energy efficient chic Barrio Hacidenda with guesthouse. Gated, courtyards, fountain, rain water harvesting, 12 foot ceilings, scored concrete floors, colorful Mexican tile, fireplace. Three bedroom, three bath. $359,000. Please call Beth Jones, Realty Executives, (520) 977-6272. Only two of the Barrio Metallica Lofts are left. Contemporary, light, space, energy efficient, 15 foot ceilings, private courtyards, flexible floor plan, rainwater harvesting, METAL. Starting at $249,000. Please call Beth Jones, Realty Executives, (520) 977-6272. House wanted! Fix-up ok. Call (520) 327-1111. 229 S. Herbert Ave., $175,000, MLS#2325412. Scrumptious little jewel! You’ll be charmed with this remarkable “city house” that’s contrary to suburban living. Two bedroom, two bath, master bedroom and office too! An entertaining yard. Please call Suzie Deconcini, Long Realty (520) 918-5154. Warehouse, live/work space, studios, old market with attached residence, adobe, all of the pizzazz, charm and possibilities in the heart of the barrio. $349,000. Please call Beth Jones, Realty Executives, (520) 977-6272. Historic Armory Park house for sale. 1800sf fix-up, circa 1910. Double lot allows additional development. 825 S. 3rd Ave. $159,000. Please call Bill Chambers, Real Estate Services, (520) 628-7345. Property for Sale50’ by 160’ zoned R3 lot. Includes water meter. Approved plans for duplex. 501 S. Freemont Ave, near 14th St. $65,000. Call (520) 977-6335 for more information.
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