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Ranked from ACS 2023 5-Year

Lowest Price-to-Rent Ratios in Nevada

Price-to-rent is the median home value divided by a year of median gross rent, so a ratio of 12 means the house costs about twelve years of rent. Low ratios are where buying is cheapest against the local alternative. It is the one comparison on this site that assumes nothing about mortgage rates, down payment or how long you stay, which is why it travels well between counties. Both figures are Census five-year estimates for the same period, and rent here includes the utilities a tenant pays.

Where does yours land? Every county in America is somewhere on this scale, including the one you live in.

Nevada ranked

#County Price-to-rentMedian homeMedian rent
1 Esmeralda County 6.5 yrs$102,500$1,319
2 Mineral County 12.9 yrs$175,000$1,130
3 Lander County 16.5 yrs$210,500$1,066
4 White Pine County 17.6 yrs$196,700$933
5 Churchill County 20.6 yrs$298,000$1,203
6 Pershing County 20.8 yrs$166,200$667
7 Elko County 20.9 yrs$282,400$1,126
8 Humboldt County 21.4 yrs$256,800$998
9 Nye County 21.9 yrs$266,000$1,013
10 Clark County 22.0 yrs$400,800$1,518
11 Lyon County 22.7 yrs$342,600$1,259
12 Lincoln County 23.1 yrs$208,900$754
13 Washoe County 27.5 yrs$496,600$1,507
14 Carson City 30.3 yrs$426,700$1,172
15 Douglas County 31.7 yrs$587,400$1,545
16 Storey County 32.5 yrs$393,100$1,007

Every figure is modelled on the county's own median home with 20% down at 7.03%. Property tax and electricity are county and state specific; homeowners insurance uses the NAIC average premium for that state, which ranges from 0.16% of home value in Hawaii to 1.16% in Oklahoma. Maintenance and water are national estimates. Full methodology.

Nationwide

Lowest Price-to-Rent Ratios across all 3,133 US counties · Every county in Nevada

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