Best rent-to-income cities in Nevada
Cities in Nevada ranked by lowest rent as a percentage of median household income. Cities with 15,000+ residents.
Key findings
- Mesquite ranks first, with rent at 22.2% of median household income.
- Across all 10 cities on this list, the median rent is $1,866/mo.
Data as of September 2026. Twelve months of median rent as a share of Census median household income (5-year estimates). Updated monthly. Download this list (CSV)
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10 cities
| Rank | City | Rent/income | Median rent | Income | Vs. a year ago |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 01 | MesquiteNV | 22.2% | $1,394/mo | $75,227 | same |
| 02 | HendersonNV | 23.7% | $1,783/mo | $90,138 | ↑1 from #3 |
| 03 | DaytonNV | 24.5% | $2,101/mo | $102,819 | ↓1 from #2 |
| 04 | ElkoNV | 27.1% | $1,786/mo | $79,036 | -- |
| 05 | FernleyNV | 27.2% | $2,028/mo | $89,517 | ↓1 from #4 |
| 06 | Las VegasNV | 27.6% | $1,700/mo | $73,877 | same |
| 07 | North Las VegasNV | 28.2% | $1,866/mo | $79,542 | ↑2 from #9 |
| 08 | PahrumpNV | 28.4% | $1,471/mo | $62,109 | same |
| 09 | SparksNV | 28.8% | $2,140/mo | $89,056 | ↓4 from #5 |
| 10 | RenoNV | 29.7% | $1,997/mo | $80,760 | ↓3 from #7 |