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Cheapest and most expensive places to rent in Nevada

As of October 17, 2026, the cheapest city to rent in Nevada is North Las Vegas, where the median 1-bedroom asks $950/month, 14% below the statewide median of about $1,100. The most expensive is Reno at $1,350/month.

Across the 6 Nevada cities we rank, the median 1-bedroom runs from $950 in North Las Vegas to $1,350 in Reno, a gap of $400 a month. 1 of 6 sit below the statewide 1-bedroom median of about $1,100. The largest rental market, Las Vegas (7,682 listings), has a median of $1,100, in line with the state.

Updated . Ranked by median 1-bedroom asking rent; only cities with at least 100 listings are included. Statewide median is estimated from city medians weighted by listing count. How we calculate

Cheapest cities to rent in Nevada

#City1 bed2 bedsListingsvs state (1BR)
1North Las Vegas$950$1,3501,061-14%
2Las Vegas$1,100$1,3757,6820%
3Sparks$1,175$1,795344+7%

Most expensive cities to rent in Nevada

#City1 bed2 bedsListingsvs state (1BR)
1Reno$1,350$1,7001,680+23%
2Henderson$1,265$1,8871,202+15%
3Carson City$1,225$1,600215+11%

Common questions

What is the cheapest city to rent in Nevada?
As of October 17, 2026, North Las Vegas has the lowest median 1-bedroom asking rent among the Nevada cities we rank, at $950/month. Next are Las Vegas ($1,100) and Sparks ($1,175).
What is the most expensive city to rent in Nevada?
As of October 17, 2026, Reno has the highest median 1-bedroom asking rent among the Nevada cities we rank, at $1,350/month, 23% above the statewide median.
What is the median rent for a 1-bedroom in Nevada?
As of October 17, 2026, the statewide median asking rent for a 1-bedroom is about $1,100/month. It is estimated from city medians weighted by listing count, using active listings on Redfin, Zillow and ApartmentHomeLiving. How we calculate

All 13 cities in Nevada · Methodology