Cost of Living in Las Vegas
Median income in Las Vegas is $52,000/year ($4,333/month). Here is how to budget every dollar.
Average Rent in Las Vegas
$1,000
Studio
$1,250
1 Bedroom
$1,550
2 Bedrooms
Monthly Budget Breakdown: $4,333/month
How to allocate the median Las Vegas income of $52,000/year after taxes.
Housing
$1,250
Food & Groceries
$430
Transportation
$380
Utilities
$220
Healthcare
$220
Entertainment
$260
Personal & Other
$220
Savings
$1,353
Total
$4,333
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Affordable Neighborhoods in Las Vegas
Summerlin and Henderson are popular family-friendly suburbs with reasonable costs
North Las Vegas has the most affordable housing in the metro area
Downtown (Fremont East) is revitalizing with new apartments at moderate rents
Money-Saving Tips for Las Vegas
No state income tax — Nevada keeps your full paycheck
Summer electricity for AC can hit $300+/month — budget accordingly
Skip the Strip for dining — locals eat at off-Strip restaurants for 50% less
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