Market and Rent Data

A data grounded look at the Las Vegas midterm rental market in 2026, who rents furnished 30 to 180 day stays, what they pay, and how owners profit.

See how average rent shifts across Las Vegas zip codes in 2026, from downtown to Summerlin and Henderson, with sourced ranges for owners and renters.

See how remote work is changing who rents in Las Vegas, which neighborhoods gain, and what Clark County owners should plan for in 2026.

How mortgage and Fed interest rates are shaping Las Vegas rents, vacancy, and renter demand in 2026, and what it means for Clark County owners.

How long Las Vegas rentals sit before leasing in 2026, what drives faster lease-ups, and how owners can shorten days on market in Clark County.

How Las Vegas Strip tourism drives rental demand through hospitality jobs, visitor cycles, and supply, plus what owners should track in 2026.

Las Vegas added about 19,800 jobs in the year to March 2026, led by tech. See what Las Vegas job growth means for rental demand and owners.

Studios to three-bedrooms, here is the average rent by bedroom in Las Vegas for 2026, why the spread is so wide, and how owners should use the numbers.

At median income, Las Vegas renters spend roughly 27% of pay on rent in 2026, near the 30% guideline. Here is what the affordability math means.