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In Taos County, New Mexico, short-term rentals (STRs), locally referred to as such, are legal but subject to specific regulations. The Taos County Short-Term Rental Ordinance, which takes effect on October 19, 2024, introduces new rules that replace previous home occupation standards, and applications for permits will be accepted starting October 21, 2024. These rentals are popular in rural settings, especially among cabin properties that attract visitors looking for a scenic escape, as well as in certain urban areas like Taos, where they cater to both tourists and business travelers. The market is notably influenced by tourism, particularly during high seasons when outdoor activities and cultural events draw visitors. The government authority overseeing these regulations is the Taos County Planning Department for unincorporated areas, while the Town of Taos also regulates STRs through its own permitting system. For more details on the regulations, visit the official websites of Taos County Taos County STR Ordinance and the Town of Taos Town of Taos STR Information.
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