Town of Taos / Canon Neighborhood Market Snapshot

Buyer Activity

Buyer activity is present and relatively steady. Seven homes sold in the past four weeks, with 24 sales over the 12-week period. Single-family homes accounted for 13 of those sales, with a 12-week median sold price of $540,000 and median sold DOM of 154 days. Condo and townhome activity was also meaningful, with 10 sales, a median sold price of $399,250, and median sold DOM of 80 days. The manufactured/mobile category had only one sale, so no meaningful pricing or timing conclusion can be drawn there.

Seller Positioning

Seller positioning remains important. The median active DOM is 125 days, and the 75th percentile is 189 days. Fifty-eight listings—62% of active inventory—have been on the market for at least 90 days. That is a meaningful stale tail, indicating that some listings are sitting while properly positioned homes can still attract buyers. The 12-week sold DOM median of 83 days suggests that successful sales are generally moving faster than the broader active inventory.

The 96.3% list-to-sale ratio is a relatively strong result. It indicates that homes that reach closing are generally selling reasonably close to their asking prices, even though negotiation and price resistance remain present in the broader inventory. The combination of a strong close-to-list ratio and a large stale share suggests a divided market: well-positioned properties can perform reasonably well, while overpriced or mismatched listings may remain exposed for much longer.

Single-Family and Attached-Home Activity

There is also a clear difference by property type. Single-family homes make up most of the active inventory, but their 12-week sold DOM median of 154 days is substantially slower than the 80-day median for condos and townhomes. That does not establish a broad price trend, but it does suggest that attached properties have been moving more quickly in this period.

Bottom line

Town of Taos / Canon is one of the more active areas in the comparison, but it is still buyer-favorable at 11.6 months of supply. Sellers can achieve reasonably close-to-list results when a property is priced correctly, while the 62% stale share shows that the market is not forgiving of misaligned listings. Buyers have meaningful choice, especially among single-family homes, but should expect the best-positioned properties to receive stronger attention than the broader inventory.

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Town of Taos / Canon has 93 active residential listings and 11.6 months of supply, with 24 sales over the past 12 weeks. The 96.3% list-to-sale ratio is relatively strong, but 62% of active listings have been on the market at least 90 days. Condo and townhome sales have moved faster than single-family homes during this period, while pricing and positioning remain important across the area.