
Chad Belvill
Associate Broker · Dreamcatcher Real Estate Co. Inc.
NM Real Estate License #REC-2024-0150 · Office Call office 575-758-3606
Neighborhood market snapshot
Town of Taos / Canon Real Estate Market
The historic and commercial core of Taos County, plus the adjacent Canon corridor on the south side of town.
Latest snapshot
Week ending October 18, 2026
Quick market summary
- Market condition: Buyer-favorable overall, with the inventory-to-sales balance little changed from October 11.
- Supply: 83 active residential listings, up from 81; calculated supply edged from 10.1 to 10.0 months.
- Demand: Six sales over the past four weeks, unchanged, and 25 over the trailing 12 weeks, up from 24.
- Time on market: Median active DOM increased to 137 days. The count of listings at 90 days or more held at 54, representing 65% of the larger inventory total.
- Property types: Single-family homes account for the increase in both active inventory and twelve-week sales. Condo and townhome counts are unchanged at 25 active listings and nine sales.
Town of Taos / Canon has 83 active residential listings and 25 sales over the trailing 12 weeks, compared with 81 listings and 24 sales in the October 11 report. Calculated supply is nearly unchanged at 10.0 months, leaving buyers with substantial choice relative to recent closings. The number of listings marketed for at least 90 days remains 54, even though their share of the larger inventory total declined to 65%.
About Town of Taos / Canon
This zone covers the Town of Taos (MLS area 45A) and Canon (MLS area 09A) — the dense, walkable core around Taos Plaza and the south-side Canon area that sits along Highway 64. It is the largest of the six curated Taos micro-markets by active inventory and tends to set the pace for what overall county-level numbers look like in any given week.
Property mix here is more diverse than in most other Taos zones. Single-family homes carry the largest share of actual sales activity, but condos and townhomes also represent a meaningful portion of active inventory — particularly closer to the Plaza. That mix is important context: the headline “Town of Taos” market number can mask very different absorption rates between segments.
Buyers looking in this zone typically prioritize walkability to the Plaza, access to local amenities, and proximity to the cultural and commercial heart of Taos. Sellers should pay close attention to days on market — the zone has shown a meaningful split between properly priced listings that move quickly and a long-tail of older inventory that requires pricing or condition adjustment.
All snapshots for this neighborhood
- Week ending October 18, 2026
- Week ending October 11, 2026
- Week ending October 4, 2026
- Week ending September 27, 2026
- Week ending September 20, 2026
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- Week ending April 19, 2026
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Latest snapshot based on MLS data available as of October 18, 2026.