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KB Home plans infill project in midtown Tucson

By Rebecca Sasnett | Arizona Daily Star

Developers of a large infill housing project in midtown hope to attract first-time homebuyers.

KB Home plans to build 76 homes on 6.3 acres near North Mountain Avenue, between East Fort Lowell and Prince roads.

The mostly vacant lot will have detached, two-story homes with side yards and garages, said Amy McReynolds, president of KB Home’s Tucson division.

“There are so many jobs in the vicinity with Banner and the University of Arizona,” she said. “We know a lot of buyers want to be in the middle of Tucson versus the outskirts.”

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