Unmatched Excellence

At Jones West, we take pride in everything we do, and it all starts with our principal agent, Jolie Jones. With a deep history, a wide breadth of experience and a positive reputation in the community,  Jolie and team bring their full force of energy to every real estate transaction. Discover the difference at Jones West and let us show you the commitment that defines our entire team.

Here’s what we offer:

Real Estate services tailored to your land, property, investment or home buying and selling needs.

Long-term Rentals & Property Management 

The Live Here Fund

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Get to Know Our Whole Team

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  • Qualifying Broker
    (575) 741-0603
    Jolie@JonesWestTaos.com

    Have you ever come face to face with a bighorn sheep on the edge of a cliff? How about a silverback gorilla deep in the jungle of Rwanda? Jolie Jones has. And reading this confirms we’ve convinced her these anecdotes are precisely what clients need to know about her.

    In addition to being brave, smart, tireless, and a great negotiator, she also cares deeply.

    Jolie and her team not only depend on each other to sustain a beautiful and fulfilling life in Taos, they also work to help others build stability. With Taos Digs — a Jones West sister company — Jolie and her team of property managers act as intermediaries between property owners and long-term tenants to create housing solutions.

    Working to find housing opportunities is a big deal for Jolie. By offering both real estate transactions and property management services she oversees a joint effort to find synergies and results. Same goes for the Jones West First-Time Home Buyer Program, which dedicates a percentage of Jolie’s quarterly revenue to subsidize closing costs for qualified first-time home buyers.

    Here in the wilds of Taos, for over two decades, Jolie has built a reputation for great communication, compassion, wit and problem-solving — which, incidentally, are the exact qualities that make easy work of both real estate transactions and wild animal encounters.


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  • Associate Broker
    (575) 779-2197
    Katie@JonesWestTaos.com

    Katie was raised in Taos saturated in the passions of her parents: real estate, art and horses. Katie set off on her own hero’s journey — leaving Taos for adventures both near and far, only to ultimately return to the Sangre de Cristo’s and her passion for skiing and rafting.

    Taos is also where Katie met her husband Garrett — a ski patroller and the only place she and Garrett would ever dream to raise their son Brody.

    Real estate suits Katie well, her efforts benefit from the artistic vision she inherited from her mother, her father’s legacy of accomplishment and her own broad perspective, humor and deep knowledge of our market.

    Let it also be known, Katie was once a competitive chess player. Jolie says, “She’s got moves people!”

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  • Associate Broker
    (575) 779-8042
    jamiecliffordrealtor@gmail.com

    !!! WARNING: living in Taos may cause excessive happiness !!!*

    Jamie Clifford knows Taos isn’t just a place — it’s a vibe. It’s that mix of art and adventure, adobe and alpine, where every day holds the possibility of a new trail, a chance encounter, or a perfect sky. Jamie’s mission? To help you not only find a house, but to step fully into the Taos life you’ve been dreaming about.

    Jamie gets it-- and she works tirelessly to help you find a home for your happy.

    With over five years of experience and a reputation for top-notch service, Jamie combines market know-how with a warm, no-pressure approach. She listens first, works hard, and makes sure you feel confident (and maybe even a little giddy) every step of the way.

    Whether you’re buying, selling, or just curious about what’s out there, Jamie will guide you through the process with ease, humor, and plenty of those “pinch me” Taos moments.

    Ready to find your happiness? In Taos, it’s closer than you think.

    *Side effects may include: falling in love with old adobe walls, hiking to Williams Lake, cold plunging in the Rio, hitting the steeps at TSV, channeling your inner artiste, sitting under expansive starry skies, craving chile on everything, proclaiming "oh look, a rainbow!"and an irresistible urge to wear turquoise.

    Bueno Bye! :)

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  • Property Wrangler
    (575) 224-1115
    Jamaica@JonesWestTaos.com

    Jamaica’s claim to northern New Mexico can be traced to a 16th century royal cartographer in service to the king of Spain. She is very proud — all due ancestral conquering angst aside — of her Spanish roots and her abiding affection for Taos.

    After graduating from Taos High, Jamaica launched her adult life at Smith College in Massachusetts. Later she joined the Peace Corps and spent two formative years in Lesotho, in Southern Africa.

    Jamaica has been working with Jolie Jones since time immemorial (aka more than a decade). She loves the people she meets and the lifestyle property management allows for her and her wife Mary and their three adopted children.

    “We enjoy living in Taos and remind ourselves, often, how lucky we are to live in this beautiful state where we still feel safe and as though our non-traditional family is valued and seen.”

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  • Kim was raised in Wyoming and moved to Albuquerque in 1989 to attend the University of New Mexico where her studies were focused in architecture and art history.  She first moved to Taos in 1991 to escape the city for small town living and stayed for the connection she found living and working on the Rio Grande as a commercial guide for over 20 years.  Kim owns Desert Oasis Organizing and Re-Design, a home organizing business based in Taos and has been part of the property management team at Jones West/Taos Digs since March of 2024.  She also revels in world travel, horticulture, photography and all things water.

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  • Boots on the Ground

    How to describe Mona… Well, for a start, she’s an agnostic bartender (she’s been slinging drinks for decades) but she also makes sure people get home safely, via her ride service. She’s an avid skier, runner, mountain biker and traveler. She has a chainsaw. She shovels snow and sh*t and anything else that gets in her way.

    She has one dress and it’s a moo-moo and she bought it on her sixtieth birthday in Hawaii.

    There’s no one better than Mona. And it’s Mona who is responsible for our weekly Taos Digs home inspections. She carries out the inspections every week.

    W I T H O U T F A I L.

    Mona fixes everything she finds and leaves every place better than she found it.

    We love her, you will too.

  • Dex Edelman is a third-generation Taos builder and real estate agent who offers clients more than representation—he delivers a rare blend of construction knowledge, design insight, and local expertise. Growing up in Taos and earning his degree from the University of Colorado Boulder, Dex bridges the worlds of construction management and real estate sales, giving buyers, sellers, and investors guidance rooted in craftsmanship, value, and livability.

    Backed by three generations of builders, Dex often works directly on the very homes he brings to market, offering unmatched perspective on how a property is built and how it fits within Taos’s unique landscape. His ability to see beyond the surface details sets him apart as a trusted advisor.

    Outside of work, Dex embraces the lifestyle that makes New Mexico so distinctive—from skiing and biking to exploring its art, architecture, and culture. Guided by integrity and professionalism, he is committed to building trust, fostering genuine relationships, and helping clients achieve their real estate goals with a true passion for Taos living.

Drop on by or drop us a line!

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Hours
Monday to Friday
9ish–5ish

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