Andrew S. Arena is a fine-honed organization that has been building in Tucson since 1962, with roots and experience going back to the fine craftsmen of Italy. Architectural design, together with the finest craftsmanship, is on staff to create with you "dreams" that are possible, at the best value. The Arena organization and product has set the standard of design, quality, integrity and financial stability in luxury development.

Here are the multifaceted players of the Arena Team:

• Andrew S. Arena, President, B.S. Degree in Accounting — Farleigh Dickinson University — Knowledge and leadership began in his early years of training in the construction trades with the paisans (Italian countrymen). Grandfathered by an Italian master architect, Andy is a tireless hands-on leader always available for the consumer, construction team or anyone involved in his product.
  
  
• Nan Arena, B.A. Degree from the University of Arizona and an ongoing student of design, architecture and marketing. She oversees the Arena design corporation — Nan Design, Inc. Nan is also the Broker for Arena Realty, Inc., who markets the Arena Homes, and is a very active real estate company in all prices and areas of Tucson, Arizona.
  
  
• Bruno J. Arena, B.S. Degree from Fairleigh Dickinson University and Masters Degree from Montclair State College. His is Comptroller for all the Arena companies.
  

Here's what Kaye Craig, writing for the Arizona Daily Star, had to say about Arena Homes:

“The company is unique with the combination of experience, organization, quality, design and personal attention it offers consumers...

“With nearly 35 years of building, the Arenas have earned a reputation that enhances their business. The homes they have built in the past do much of their advertising. Potential customers are encouraged to talk to previous clients about their level of satisfaction with the home building experience...

“About 15 job sites are in progress at once. Besides the Mountain Cove development, Arena has several homes under construction in Dove Mountain Golf Club, Canyon Ranch and on clients’ private lots. His company completes between 12 and 20 homes each year. He likes to keep the volume of building under control so that quality can be maintained at each site. The flavor of the home may bring in a feeling of the outdoors, but noise and weather extremes are excluded by Arena's high standards of ample insulation, thermal-pane windows, and solid construction.

“A quality home, the Arenas said, results from experience, supervision, and quality materials and workmanship. While much of the large scale labor is done by subcontractors, Arena Homes has a permanent staff of approximately 10 people who do detail work. ‘It's the workers who make the quality,’ said Andy Arena. On the job, he will not accept ‘good enough’ as the benchmark. ‘It must be done right,’ he emphasized, ‘not just good enough.’”