If you were moving your young family to Tucson, Arizona, here are 5 great communities and neighborhoods I’d look at — balancing schools, safety, family-friendly amenities, and overall quality of life: 🏡 Top 5 Tucson Families Should Consider 1. Catalina Foothills A top-ranked area just north of Tucson, known for excellent schools, scenic mountain views, and larger lots — perfect if you want space for kids, parks, hiking access, and a bit more upscale suburban feel while still being close to the city. 2. Sam Hughes A charming, historic, tree-lined neighborhood near downtown Tucson with walkable streets, parks, and a strong community vibe. Great for families who want character, proximity to amenities, and access to schools nearby. 3. Broadmoor-Broadway / Central Tucson This centrally located area offers easy access to Reid Park, museums, schools, and community events. It’s a good blend of suburban feel with urban access, ideal if you want to be near everything without living far from downtown. 4. Civano (South Tucson) A planned, eco-conscious community with parks, walking paths, community gardens, and a tight-knit feel. Great for families who value sustainability, neighborly connection, and outdoor activities. 5. Vail / Vail School District (e.g., Rita Ranch, Rancho del Lago) Technically just outside Tucson proper but part of the metro area — this area is consistently rated for strong schools, new homes, and family-oriented communities. It’s a bit more suburban and perfect if schools are a priority. 🧡 Other Notable Mentions Worth Checking Out Poets Square – family-friendly with parks and green spaces. Old Fort Lowell area – classic Tucson neighborhood with parks. Northwest Tucson & Casas Adobes area – scenic and quieter suburban living. #tucson #tucsonarizona🌵 #movingtotucson #moving