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Ranchos / Talpa
Ranchos / Talpa Neighborhood Market Snapshot
Week ending August 2, 2026
Key indicators
Ranchos / Talpa remains a selective, buyer-favorable market, but it improved slightly from last week. As of August 2, the zone had 37 active residential listings and 11 sales over the trailing 12-week window, producing 10.1 months of supply. That is still above a balanced range, but it is a modest improvement from last week’s 10.4-month reading.
Buyer activity is present, but measured
Buyer activity is present, but measured. The area recorded 3 sales in the latest four-week window and 11 sales over 12 weeks, matching last week’s broader sales pace. That is enough activity to keep the market moving, but not enough to clear supply quickly. Ranchos / Talpa moved up to #3 of 6 for competitiveness this week, which reflects slightly better relative positioning inside the current neighborhood set.
Seller positioning remains the constraint
Seller positioning remains the constraint. Median active DOM is 113 days, the 75th percentile is 186 days, and 19 active listings are 90+ days on market. That is 51% of active inventory. The stale share improved slightly from last week’s 53%, but more than half the active market has still had substantial exposure.
The sold-side metrics are steadier
The sold-side metrics are steadier. The 12-week sold DOM median is 59 days, and the list-to-sale ratio is 97.1%. That shows that properties that match buyer expectations can still sell in a reasonable timeframe and reasonably close to list price. The issue is not a lack of buyer interest across the board. The issue is fit: price, condition, presentation, and property type matter.
Single-family homes continue to carry the zone
Single-family homes continue to carry the zone. There are 32 active single-family listings and 10 single-family sales over the trailing 12 weeks. The single-family median sale price is $597,000, with a sold DOM median of 79 days. Manufactured/mobile activity remains too thin to interpret, with 4 active listings and only 1 trailing 12-week sale.
Ranchos de Taos is the main market engine
Ranchos de Taos is the main market engine. It has 30 active listings and 8 sales over 12 weeks, producing 11.3 months of supply. Median active DOM is 79 days, and 47% of listings are stale. Ranchos carries most of the inventory and most of the sales, so it defines the broader zone read: active, but still buyer-favorable.
Talpa is a thin and aged market
Talpa is a thin and aged market. It has 5 active listings and 2 sales over 12 weeks, producing 7.5 months of supply. On absorption alone, that looks more balanced than Ranchos. But median active DOM is 413 days, and 80% of active listings are stale. With only 2 sales, price medians should stay suppressed. The better read is that Talpa has limited activity and a very old active pool.
Talpa Foothills is too thin to treat as a broad trend
Talpa Foothills is also too thin to treat as a broad trend. It has 2 active listings and 1 sale over 12 weeks, producing 6.0 months of supply. Median active DOM is 328 days, and half the active inventory is stale. That is a property-specific market where one listing or one closing can move the metrics quickly.
Bottom Line
Ranchos / Talpa improved slightly, but it remains selective and buyer-favorable. The 10.1-month supply reading, 51% stale share, and older Talpa inventory all point to continued buyer leverage. Sellers still have a path when the property is positioned correctly, as shown by the 97.1% list-to-sale ratio and 59-day sold DOM median. Ranchos de Taos is carrying the bulk of the real market activity, while Talpa and Talpa Foothills remain thinner, older, and highly property-specific.
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Ranchos / Talpa has 37 active listings, 11 sales over 12 weeks, and 10.1 months of supply. That is slightly improved from last week, but 51% of active inventory is still 90+ days on market. Ranchos de Taos is carrying most of the activity, while Talpa remains thin and heavily aged.
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Market snapshot based on MLS data available as of August 2, 2026. Small samples can move quickly, so these figures should be read as directional.