AI-Scored Rankings • Updated 2026-04-03

Best Apartments in Las Vegas, NV — Scored by AI

ListWise scores every Las Vegas neighborhood on safety, walkability, schools, commute time, and rental value. See which areas actually match your lifestyle — not just what's cheapest.

$1,700/mo
Median Rent
641,903
Population
8
Neighborhoods Scored
MGM Resorts International
Top Employer
Local Insights

Why Las Vegas? What Renters Need to Know

Las Vegas remains one of the more affordable major metros at around $1,700/month median for a one-bedroom. Master-planned communities like Summerlin and Henderson command $1,900-$2,100, while central areas near the Strip can be found for $1,400-$1,500.

Quick Facts

Population 641,903
Median Rent $1,700/mo
Top Employer MGM Resorts International
Neighborhoods 8 scored by AI
Rent vs. National$1,700 vs $1,500 national median

Rent Comparison

Las Vegas median rent is $200 above the national median of $1,500/mo.

Largest Employer

The largest employer in Las Vegas is MGM Resorts International, making the Summerlin area and nearby neighborhoods popular for commuters looking to minimize travel time.

Top Neighborhoods

Top Neighborhoods in Las Vegas

Ranked by ListWise's composite AI score. Top 3 shown free — unlock all 8 for the full picture.

#1

Summerlin

Score: 91/100
Safety A-
Walk Score 48
Avg Rent $2,100
Schools 9/10
#2

Henderson

Score: 88/100
Safety A-
Walk Score 42
Avg Rent $1,900
Schools 8/10
#3

Downtown Las Vegas

Score: 70/100
Safety C+
Walk Score 72
Avg Rent $1,400
Schools 5/10

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#4

Spring Valley

Score: 79/100
Safety B-
Walk Score 44
Avg Rent $1,600
Schools 6/10
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#5

Centennial Hills

Score: 87/100
Safety A-
Walk Score 35
Avg Rent $1,800
Schools 8/10
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#6

Green Valley

Score: 86/100
Safety B+
Walk Score 40
Avg Rent $1,750
Schools 8/10
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#7

The Strip Area

Score: 62/100
Safety C
Walk Score 68
Avg Rent $1,500
Schools 4/10
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#8

Mountains Edge

Score: 83/100
Safety B+
Walk Score 32
Avg Rent $1,700
Schools 7/10
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How ListWise Scores Las Vegas Apartments

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FAQ

Frequently Asked About Las Vegas

What is the average rent in Las Vegas?

Las Vegas remains one of the more affordable major metros at around $1,700/month median for a one-bedroom. Master-planned communities like Summerlin and Henderson command $1,900-$2,100, while central areas near the Strip can be found for $1,400-$1,500.

Is Las Vegas a good place to live (not just visit)?

Absolutely. Residents enjoy no state income tax, affordable housing, year-round sunshine, and world-class dining and entertainment. The city has invested heavily in its arts district, medical infrastructure, and professional sports teams in recent years.

How hot does Las Vegas get?

Las Vegas summers are intense, with July averages around 106°F and occasional spikes above 115°F. Most residents adapt by staying indoors midday and taking advantage of the city's heavily air-conditioned indoor culture. Winters are mild and pleasant.

What are the best family neighborhoods in Las Vegas?

Summerlin and Henderson consistently rank as the best areas for families, offering top-rated schools, master-planned parks, and low crime rates. Centennial Hills in the northwest is also popular for its newer housing stock and community amenities.

Does Las Vegas have good job opportunities outside of hospitality?

Yes. While hospitality and gaming remain dominant, Las Vegas has seen significant growth in healthcare, logistics, tech (particularly data centers benefiting from Nevada's tax climate), and construction. The Raiders and Golden Knights have also brought new economic activity.

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