Las Vegas cost of living
Cost of living in the city of Las Vegas
Las Vegas-Henderson-North Las Vegas, NV had 2,398,871 people in the Census Vintage 2024 estimates. The HUD area used for rent is Las Vegas-Henderson-North Las Vegas, NV MSA. The 2024 all-items regional price parity is 100.2, where the U.S. average is 100.
2-bedroom Fair Market Rent
$1,686
FY 2027, principal HUD area
Median gross rent
$1,739
ACS 2024 1-year
Goods prices
96.3
BEA goods RPP, 2024
Utilities prices
90.6
BEA utilities RPP, 2024
Mean commute
25.9 minutes
ACS S0801, workers who did not work from home
Median household income
$80,028
ACS 2024, 2024 dollars
Median real estate taxes divided by median home value in this metro are 0.48%. Childcare prices are not in the verified dataset.
Benefits in Nevada
Benefit rules in this tool follow the state, not the city. SNAP in Nevada · Medicaid · Nevada overview
Related comparisons
From Las Vegas
The eight largest 2-bedroom Fair Market Rent gaps from Las Vegas.
- Las Vegas and San Francisco · rent gap $2,011
- Las Vegas and San Jose · rent gap $1,586
- Las Vegas and Boston · rent gap $1,322
- Las Vegas and New York · rent gap $1,285
- Las Vegas and Los Angeles · rent gap $1,278
- Las Vegas and San Diego · rent gap $1,137
- Las Vegas and Miami · rent gap $878
- Las Vegas and Seattle · rent gap $863
Nearby metros
Next in the population ranking: Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Kansas City