Most Affordable Cities in Nevada

Cost of living rankings for 33 cities in Nevada with uncapped home, rent, and income estimates. On average, Nevada is expensive with a statewide average Cost Index of 123.

1 source baseline is past its update cadence — newer official vintage not reflected
Cheapest City
Laughlin
Index: 89
Most Expensive
Incline Village
Index: 272
State Average
123
National: 100
Cities Ranked
33
eligible statewide total

Nevada Affordability Ranking

Showing 1–33 of 33 eligible cities — 33 on this page. Page 1 of 1.

#CityIndexHome ValueRentIncome
1Laughlin89$252,305$1,080$45,685
2Winchester101$302,800$1,686$50,120
3Winnemucca102$355,630$1,247$81,824
4Sunrise Manor103$320,000$1,686$58,421
5Silver Springs103$360,689$1,279$48,944
6Whitney104$329,000$1,686$67,155
7Mesquite106$373,548$1,297$75,227
8Pahrump107$366,137$1,512$62,109
9Moapa Valley108$362,500$1,686$89,250
10Elko110$363,381$1,788$79,036
11Spring Creek110$409,436$1,400$105,154
12Paradise111$384,200$1,686$59,190
13Fallon111$394,901$1,581$73,389
14Las Vegas115$419,144$1,712$73,877
15North Las Vegas116$402,439$1,889$79,542
16Spring Valley116$433,800$1,686$74,511
17Fernley116$402,807$1,988$89,517
18Cold Springs118$433,300$1,837$93,732
19Sun Valley119$438,842$1,837$77,446
20Boulder City120$470,766$1,608$74,757
21Enterprise121$475,500$1,686$98,462
22Gardnerville Ranchos121$486,000$1,594$87,785
23Indian Hills121$483,800$1,594$78,278
24Henderson123$479,263$1,806$90,138
25Dayton125$458,179$2,238$102,819
26Carson130$501,614$2,113$72,355
27Sparks133$535,221$2,140$89,056
28Reno136$573,360$1,967$80,760
29Spanish Springs140$623,900$1,837$127,658
30Gardnerville142$612,502$2,094$62,267
31Summerlin South144$672,400$1,686$117,035
32Johnson Lane154$764,100$1,594$121,458
33Incline Village272$1,526,779$4,290$167,069

2026 edition — based on ACS 2024, Zillow 2026-08, HUD FY2027, and BEA 2024 dated sources. The edition year is not the observation year.