Peter Lora 
The market peaked in the third quarter of 2022, and then cooled from the frenetic pace that started in mid-2020.
Buyers seemed to be pausing to determine what would happen with interest rates and the probability of a recession. There are still more buyers than sellers, but market activity is less intense.
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*map graphic image curtesy of Taos News TOWN OF TAOS Taos Plaza resides at the heart of the historic district, surrounded by shops, galleries and restaurants within easy walking distance of neighboring homes. At nearly 7,000 feet, the town is relatively flat with a variety of native plants and trees. BLUEBERRY HILL An increasingly popular … Read more
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The market continues to slow down but it’s still solid. Closings continue to speed up, as the new title company has made a difference.
Sales of homes have just exceeeded last year’s pace; but this is probably due to the title companies catching up on closings.
Although the market continues to decelerate some, the chronic shortage of homes for sale means that prices should remain fairly firm.
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