Most Affordable Neighborhoods in Las Vegas, NV

Some of the cheapest neighborhoods in Las Vegas are Sunrise Manor, University District, and Paradise Valley East. These neighborhoods offer some of the lowest rent prices in Las Vegas, making them ideal for renters on a budget. As of March 2, 2025, the average rent in Las Vegas is $1,303, which is 0.2% higher than last year. However, it's important to remember that rental prices can vary significantly based on factors such as location, amenities, and floor plans.

Sunrise Manor

Average Rent

$1,213/Month

Year-Over-Year Rent Change

2.3%

TransitScore® Rating

40/100

Units Available

309 Rentals

Sunrise Manor offers budget-friendly living with breathtaking views of the nearby mountains. Outdoor enthusiasts will appreciate the easy access to Sunrise Mountain and the expansive Clark County Wetlands Park. The proximity to Nellis Air Force Base adds to the convenience and appeal of this community.

University District

Average Rent

$1,330/Month

Year-Over-Year Rent Change

0.7%

TransitScore® Rating

44/100

Units Available

624 Rentals

University District stands out for its affordability and close proximity to educational institutions. The area around the University of Nevada, Las Vegas (UNLV) features an array of cafes, bookstores, and cultural venues. Additionally, the Thomas & Mack Center hosts sports events and concerts, adding to the neighborhood's charm.

Paradise Valley East

Average Rent

$1,346/Month

Year-Over-Year Rent Change

0.7%

TransitScore® Rating

38/100

Units Available

246 Rentals

Paradise Valley East provides cost-effective living with ample recreational options. Paradise Park features sports courts, a pool, and playgrounds, perfect for outdoor activities. The neighborhood’s convenient access to Boulevard Mall ensures a variety of shopping and dining choices.

Central Las Vegas

Average Rent

$1,415/Month

Year-Over-Year Rent Change

2%

TransitScore® Rating

50/100

Units Available

1,205 Rentals

Central Las Vegas combines affordable living with convenient access to key city amenities. The Arts District, known for its galleries and events, creates an enticing cultural atmosphere. Nearby, the Fremont Street Experience offers entertainment and dining options within reach.

Whitney

Average Rent

$1,434/Month

Year-Over-Year Rent Change

1.1%

TransitScore® Rating

41/100

Units Available

179 Rentals

Whitney provides budget-friendly housing with natural beauty and recreational spaces. Whitney Mesa Nature Preserve offers hiking trails and scenic views. The neighborhood's convenient access to Sam Boyd Stadium ensures local sporting events are never far away.

Las Vegas Strip

Average Rent

$1,468/Month

Year-Over-Year Rent Change

1.2%

TransitScore® Rating

41/100

Units Available

1,226 Rentals

Las Vegas Strip is a top choice for budget-conscious renters for a variety of reasons. The average rent in Las Vegas Strip is $1,468 while the city average is $1,303. This is a -1.2% difference from last year. Residents enjoy convenient access to Southern Nevada, Charleston, Bally's/Paris Las Vegas Station, and UNLV Arboretum. The neighborhood is considered somewhat walkable with a WalkScore® of 58.

Michael Way

Average Rent

$1,491/Month

Year-Over-Year Rent Change

1.5%

TransitScore® Rating

39/100

Units Available

252 Rentals

Michael Way offers affordable living with ample green spaces and local amenities. With its fishing lake and sports facilities, Lorenzi Park provides a peaceful retreat. Residents can also take advantage of shopping and dining amenities, thanks to the convenient proximity of Meadows Mall.

Richfield

Average Rent

$1,511/Month

Year-Over-Year Rent Change

3.5%

TransitScore® Rating

41/100

Units Available

310 Rentals

Richfield, nestled conveniently between major roads like Sahara Avenue and S Maryland Parkway, is a short distance from popular shopping destinations such as Fashion Show Mall and delightful dining spots, while also featuring recreational facilities like Cashman Park for outdoor activities. With reliable public transportation along West Sahara Avenue and educational opportunities in the Clark County School District, Richfield ensures a well-rounded lifestyle for its residents.

Chinatown

Average Rent

$1,524/Month

Year-Over-Year Rent Change

1.9%

TransitScore® Rating

43/100

Units Available

350 Rentals

Chinatown stands out as an affordable neighborhood with a rich array of culinary delights. Spring Mountain Road is lined with diverse restaurants, markets, and shops offering authentic Asian culinary experiences. Additionally, easy access to the Las Vegas Strip adds to the neighborhood’s appeal.

Centennial Hills

Average Rent

$1,611/Month

Year-Over-Year Rent Change

0.3%

TransitScore® Rating

21/100

Units Available

587 Rentals

Centennial Hills, located in the picturesque northwest corner of Las Vegas, features notable landmarks like the Tule Springs Fossil Beds National Monument and Centennial Hills Park, which offers unique, fossil-themed trails and an amphitheater. With excellent transportation links, including the Centennial Bowl interchange and a well-connected transit center, plus top-rated schools like Centennial High School, this community is a great choice for renters.

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Methodology

Transit Score measures access to public transit. Scores range from 0 (minimal transit) to 100 (rider’s paradise). Learn more about the Transit Score methodology. Rental data is sourced from CoStar Group’s Market Trend reports. As a leading authority in commercial real estate information, analytics, and news, CoStar performs in-depth research to build and sustain an extensive database of commercial real estate insights.

We've combined this data with public records to provide the most current rental information available.