John Cornish Taos Real Estate, LLC

08/28/2026

A new price creates a new opportunity in Ranchos de Taos.

Now reduced by $25,100, 1 La Guardia Rd is offered fully furnished and move-in ready, with traditional viga ceilings, a kiva fireplace, mountain views, and expansive outdoor living spaces.

PM me or visit the link ⬇️ for the details.

08/05/2026

This beautiful home is back on market with upgrades.

Here’s your second chance to make this one-of-a-kind home yours.

See the first comment for all the details. 👇

07/23/2026

Kiva fireplace. Saltillo tile. Hand-carved doors. Vigas ceilings throughout. 🏔️

1417 Santa Cruz Road sits on a full acre in the Weimer foothills, with mountain views that change with the light all day long. New stucco this year, a detached studio with its own bath and kitchenette, and Taos Plaza just 10 minutes away.

$724,900 | 3 bed | 2 bath | 1 acre

👇 Link in the first comment

07/20/2026

167 total real estate sales in Taos so far this year, single family, condo, and land combined. Single family median price down 12%. Average time to sell, 93 days.

That price drop looks a lot scarier than what's actually happening underneath it. I break down the real story, including why new construction is doing the exact opposite, in my mid-year report.

Link's in the first comment. 👇

07/08/2026

Remote work has changed what many people are looking for in Taos.

The mountain views are easy to fall for. The internet setup? That’s something you need to verify carefully, address by address.

In town, the options are often solid. Further out, it may take a little more planning, especially with fixed wireless, Starlink, cell service, canyon properties, or heavily wooded lots.

I put together a practical guide for anyone thinking about working remotely from Taos.

Read it at the link in the comments.

06/26/2026

A lot of people have an idea of Taos before they really know Taos.

They picture the art, the mountains, the food, and the slower pace. But one of the things that surprises buyers most is how functional daily life can be here.

Groceries, errands, healthcare, weather, altitude, heating, air conditioning, winter driving... they all matter when you’re thinking about living here full-time, part-time, or seasonally.

I put together an honest look at what daily life in Taos actually feels like.

Read the article here:

Wondering what day-to-day life is actually like in Taos? From grocery stores and healthcare to winter weather and altitude, here's an honest guide to living in Taos.

06/09/2026

Looking at homes in “Taos” can get confusing fast.

One listing might be near the Plaza. Another might be in El Prado, Ranchos, Arroyo Seco, Valdez, or somewhere west of the Gorge. Technically, they may all feel like Taos, but the day-to-day lifestyle can be very different.

Walkability, utilities, views, privacy, ski access, space, quiet, convenience… each area has its own tradeoffs.

I put together a simple guide to help buyers understand where people actually live in and around Taos, and why the area is more interesting than it first appears.

Read the full guide here:

Not everything that feels like Taos is technically Taos. Explore the areas, neighborhoods, and communities that make up this remarkably diverse corner of New Mexico, and find the lifestyle that fits you.

05/15/2026

Some homes feel staged.
Some homes feel like Taos.

This is the kind of property people move here hoping to find. Quiet mornings. Mountain air. Sunset dinners outside. The warmth and character that never really go out of style.

Link in the comments. 👇

04/30/2026

Looking in Taos? Don’t skip this.

178 Quintana Road sits just outside town—but feels a world away.
Hand-built. Quiet. Completely different from anything else out there.

See it for yourself 👇
Link in comments.