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Average Rent in Las Vegas — HUD FY2026 FMR

Las Vegas demand sensitive to tourism employment. Cap rate spread vs. coast remains attractive for cash-flow investors. This page combines HUD Fair Market Rent anchors, ApartmentList-derived vacancy estimates, and CBRE-tier cap-rate benchmarks into one landlord-focused view.

Median 2BR rent
$1,781
HUD FY2026 FMR, CPI-aged
YoY rent growth
-0.8%
Blended public sources
Vacancy rate
8.3%
Estimated, 2024-Q4
Avg cap rate (SFR)
6.0%
Tier 1 mid-band

Las Vegas market analysis

Las Vegas demand sensitive to tourism employment. Cap rate spread vs. coast remains attractive for cash-flow investors.

Vacancy is currently 8.3% with a year-over-year rent change of -0.8%. Rent direction is negative. Underwrite to flat year-2 rent and require deal-level cap rates at or above the metro mid-band.

For deal-level analysis, the cap-rate calculator uses our Tier 1 benchmark (mid 6.0% for single-family). The cash-flow analyzer will give you a full P&L including debt service.

Median rent by bedroom — Las Vegas

BedroomsMedian rentEstimated range
Studio$1,368$1,176 – $1,587
1 BR$1,517$1,305 – $1,760
2 BR$1,781$1,532 – $2,066
3 BR$2,477$2,130 – $2,873
4 BR$2,838$2,441 – $3,292

Anchored to HUD FMR for ZIP 89109, aged forward from 2025-10-01 with BLS CPI Shelter (+3.2% / yr, July 2026). Use the estimator below for a different ZIP within Las Vegas.

2BR rent vs. the 15-city sample

This city's raw HUD FY2026 2BR FMR placed among the 15 prebuilt metros in markets.json. One vintage point — not a fabricated history.

Estimate a specific Las Vegas rental

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Frequently asked questions

What is the average rent in Las Vegas, NV as of HUD FY2026 FMR?

The HUD-anchored median 2-bedroom rent in Las Vegas is approximately $1,781 with year-over-year growth of -0.8%. Individual rents vary widely by submarket and property condition — use the Rent Estimator above for a ZIP-specific number.

Is Las Vegas a good rental market for landlords?

Las Vegas sits in our Tier 1 group with an estimated cap rate band averaging 6.0% for single-family rentals and a vacancy rate of 8.3%. Las Vegas demand sensitive to tourism employment. Cap rate spread vs. coast remains attractive for cash-flow investors.

What is the cap rate in Las Vegas?

Single-family rental cap rates in Las Vegas typically land near 6.0%, with a metro-tier band drawn from CBRE survey ranges. Run the Cap Rate Calculator for a specific deal.

How is rent growth trending in Las Vegas?

Year-over-year rent change is -0.8%. Forward 12-month projection blends recent metro trend with BLS shelter CPI. Use the LandlordIQ /get_rent_growth endpoint for the live projection.

Are there rent control rules in Las Vegas?

No (Nevada state preemption). Notice to vacate: 30 days. Security deposit cap: 3x monthly rent. Nevada caps late fees at 5% of monthly rent. Deposit cap 3x rent. Plain-English summary, not legal advice.

Data: HUD Fair Market Rents (FY2026, public, revised county file). Vacancy and rent growth are estimated blends of public datasets clearly labeled. Cap rate band is the Tier 1 benchmark from our benchmarks dataset. Regulation summary is editorial — not legal advice. See methodology.