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Cost of living in Nevada

Rent, taxes, earnings and more across all 17 Nevada counties.

Avg. 1-bed rent
$1,080/mo
Avg. household income
$75,206/yr
Avg. home value
$300,638
Avg. monthly cost
$3,004/mo

Last updated May 21, 2026

Taxes in Nevada

State income, sales and local tax rates.

Nevada has no state income tax

Residents of Nevada pay no state income tax on wages, salaries, or investment income. This can save a typical earner $2,000 to $6,000 per year compared to states with income tax.

State sales tax
6.85%
Combined sales tax
8.23%
incl. average local of 1.38%

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Rent in Nevada

The average one-bedroom rent across Nevada is $1,080/mo. Rent varies from $800/mo in Pershing County to $1,476/mo in Clark County.

Cheapest places to live in Nevada

Top 10 counties by estimated single-person monthly cost.

Rankings include rent, utilities, groceries, transport, healthcare and taxes. See our methodology.

Most expensive places to live in Nevada

Top 10 counties by estimated single-person monthly cost.

Highest earning counties in Nevada

Top 10 by average household income.

All 17 counties in Nevada

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Compare any two areas in Nevada

Put two counties side by side to see how rent, taxes and everyday costs stack up.

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Frequently asked questions about Nevada

Common questions about cost of living, taxes and rent.

What is the cost of living in Nevada?

The average cost of living in Nevada is approximately $3,004 per month for a single person. This includes rent, utilities, groceries, transportation, healthcare and taxes. Costs range from $2,770/mo in Nye County to $3,357/mo in Clark County.

What is the average rent in Nevada?

The average one-bedroom rent in Nevada is $1,080 per month, based on HUD Fair Market Rent data across all 17 counties.

What is the average salary in Nevada?

The average household income in Nevada is $75,206 per year, according to U.S. Census Bureau data.

Does Nevada have state income tax?

No, Nevada has no state income tax. Residents pay no state tax on wages, salaries or investment income.

What is the sales tax in Nevada?

The combined state and local sales tax rate in Nevada averages 8.23%. The state rate is 6.85% with an average local addition of 1.38%.

What are the cheapest places to live in Nevada?

The cheapest counties to live in Nevada based on overall monthly costs are: 1. Pershing County ($2,653/mo), 2. Nye County ($2,770/mo), 3. Lincoln County ($2,796/mo), 4. Lander County ($2,855/mo), 5. Mineral County ($2,864/mo).

What are the most expensive places to live in Nevada?

The most expensive counties to live in Nevada based on overall monthly costs are: 1. Storey County ($3,392/mo), 2. Clark County ($3,357/mo), 3. Washoe County ($3,245/mo), 4. Douglas County ($3,162/mo), 5. Eureka County ($3,143/mo).

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About this data

All figures on this page come from official U.S. government sources.

  • U.S. Census Bureau (ACS 5-Year Estimates)
  • HUD Fair Market Rents FY2025
  • Energy Information Administration (EIA)
  • Tax Foundation state and local rates