Feldman's Homes for Sale — Tucson, AZ

A compact central-Tucson National Register historic district tucked directly north of the University of Arizona, bounded by Stone Avenue on the west, Park Avenue on the east, Lee Street on the north, and Speedway Boulevard on the south. Feldman's was platted in 1901 along what was then called Feldman Street — today's Speedway Boulevard — and the neighborhood's oldest house, built in 1902, is thought to be the oldest dwelling still standing anywhere along Speedway, with the first house built directly on Speedway itself going up in 1904. Most of the housing stock was completed in a single concentrated boom between roughly 1920 and 1927, construction the neighborhood's own history ties to the 1920s tuberculosis migration, when Southern Arizona's dry climate drew health-seekers to Tucson and filled the streets north of campus with new homes. The result is one of central Tucson's most cohesive collections of early-20th-century Craftsman Bungalows, layered with Sonoran-influenced cottages and Period Revival homes, plus a postwar overlay that includes two 1950s religious buildings in mid-century modern styles and a compact 1948–1960 commercial strip along North 1st Avenue. First nominated to the National Register in 1989 as the Speedway-Drachman district, the boundaries were expanded and the listing renamed the Feldman's Historic District in 2005; as of the 2008 documentation the district counts 488 contributing properties. There is no fee HOA — membership in the volunteer Feldman's Neighborhood Association (FNA) comes simply with living, working, or owning property inside the boundaries — and exterior changes are guided by the City of Tucson's Feldman's Neighborhood Preservation Zone design manual rather than association dues. What sets Feldman's apart from almost any other Tucson address is its dual walk-to proximity: residents step out their door for a short walk south to the University of Arizona campus, the Main Library, McKale Center, and Banner-University Medical Center, and a quick trip in the other direction to the Sun Link modern streetcar, 4th Avenue, and downtown Tucson, with Catalina Park and the Speedway and 1st Avenue retail corridors all close by. Recent closed sales have ranged from roughly $225,000 for an original-condition bungalow to the mid-$500,000s for fully renovated homes, with a May 2026 median sale price near $389,500 and an average sale price around $429,000 (MLSSAZ, Zillow ZHVI, and Redfin neighborhood reports, Q1–Q2 2026).

Urban neighborhood · Central Tucson · TUSD (Davis Bilingual Magnet, Roskruge K-8 Magnet, Tucson High Magnet)

Key facts

Average sale price

$429,000

Price range

$280K – $600K

School district

TUSD (Davis Bilingual Magnet, Roskruge K-8 Magnet, Tucson High Magnet)

Approximate population

~1,400

Approximate number of homes

~600 homes

What defines this area

• Feldman's National Register Historic District (2005)
• First listed 1989 as the Speedway-Drachman district
• 488 contributing historic properties (2008 documentation)
• Platted 1901 — oldest home dates to 1902
• Oldest house still standing along Speedway Boulevard
• Construction boom 1920–1927 (1920s health-seeker era)
• Craftsman bungalows, Sonoran cottages & Period Revival homes
• No fee HOA — volunteer Feldman's Neighborhood Association (FNA)
• Feldman's Neighborhood Preservation Zone design review
• Walk to University of Arizona, Main Library & Banner-UMC
• Near Sun Link streetcar, 4th Avenue & downtown Tucson

About Feldman's

Feldman's is a urban neighborhood in central Tucson, Arizona, served by TUSD (Davis Bilingual Magnet, Roskruge K-8 Magnet, Tucson High Magnet). Homes trade in the $280K – $600K range, with an average sale price of $429,000 across roughly 600 homes and a population of about 1,400. Kyle Berglund, REALTOR® at Tierra Antigua Realty, represents buyers and sellers here — call (520) 250-8904.

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