“The Silver State,” Nevada, has world-class resorts, stunning natural wonders like Red Rock Canyon and Lake Tahoe, offering a unique blend of excitement and natural splendor to its residents. If you’re considering living somewhere in Nevada then chances are you also have a budget you’re hoping to stay under in your home or apartment search. As of June, the median home sale price in Nevada is $458,300.
Don’t worry if that price doesn’t fit in your budget – we’ve got options to help you find a home or apartment that does. Redfin has collected a list of the 5 of the most affordable places to live in Nevada. And they all have a median home sale price under the state’s average. From Sunrise Manor to Spring Valley, let’s jump in and see what cities are on the list.
With a median home sale price of $330,000, Sunrise Manor lands the number one spot on our list as the most affordable place to live in Nevada. There are about 205,600 residents living in this mid-sized city, located just outside of Las Vegas. Living in Sunrise Manor, you can hike Frenchman Mountain where you’ll find views of the city, golf at one of the courses, and spend the day out exploring the area.
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Taking the second spot on our list of affordable cities to live in Nevada is Paradise. When living in this city of 191,200 people, you can take in the views at Sunset Park, or head into downtown Las Vegas to check out the shops and restaurants. It’s also close to some of the top mountain towns in Nevada.
Third is Spring Valley where about 215,600 residents currently live. The median home sale price in Spring Valley is $390,000 which is about $40K less than the median home sale price in Nevada. Make sure to spend the day outside at Cowabunga Canyon Waterpark, or head out to Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area if you move to the third most affordable city.
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A little more expensive than Spring Valley is none other than North Las Vegas. About 262,500 people live in North Las Vegas, where there are plenty of unique activities to do. Be sure to head just outside of the city limits to Nellis Dunes, explore the shops and restaurants downtown, or visit one of the parks in the area.
The final city on our list of affordable places in Nevada to consider moving to is Las Vegas. Home to 660,900 residents, the “Entertainment Capital of the World,” is a great option to add to your list. In Las Vegas, you’ll find endless activities, shows, and one-of-a-kind activities. For example, you can explore the iconic “Strip,” home to themed hotels, concerts, celebrity restaurants, and luxury shopping. Other activities in Las Vegas include exploring the Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area, checking out The Neon Museum Las Vegas, or hiking up to the Las Vegas Skyline View.
Methodology: All cities must have over 50,000 residents per the US Census and have a median home sale price under the average median home sale price in Nevada. Median home sale price and median sale price per square foot from the Redfin Data Center during June 2024. Average rental data from Rent.com July 2023. Population and median household income data sourced from the United States Census Bureau.
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Alison is part of the Content Marketing team as a Content Marketing Manager. In her 5 years at Redfin, Alison has written a variety of articles ranging from home design tips to housing affordability. A California-native, Alison currently resides in Seattle where you can find her catching a concert or exploring farmers’ markets. Her dream home is a cottage-style house with a chef’s kitchen and a cozy room to store and play vinyl records.
