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Just wondering if it is common for people to rent homes/apartments/casitas for perhaps 4 summer months in Santa Fe to Taos area. How much do people usually pay for such rentals? Any references?
Just wondering if it is common for people to rent homes/apartments/casitas for perhaps 4 summer months in Santa Fe to Taos area. How much do people usually pay for such rentals? Any references?
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A little too common in the Santa Fe area because of the big art shows, opera, etc. Prices are very high -- population of Santa Fe doubles and opera goers got money. Do a yellow pages or google search -- several rental agencies do this sort of thing.
Personally, I think the weather is much better the rest of the year. Santa Fe has done a great job convincing the tourists to come here when the weather is the worst.
Yes, anywhere in Taos or Santa Fe is going to be pricey in the summer. I just booked the cheapest B&B I could find up in Taos and it is still costing us around $100 a night for late May. You MAY be able to arrange a house-sitting, pet-sitting, or sharing deal through craigslist. I've seen several people looking for temp. roommates, house sitters, or people who just have a casista for rent in their backyard. You may be able to strike a deal if you are staying for a longer length of time:
You might find a little cheaper in between. Probably not Espanola or immediate small towns, but Pojoaque Valley (Nambe, Pojoaque, Jacona, Jaconita, El Rancho) or further north Embudo/Dixon.
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