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Overview of Las Vegas

Las Vegas is the entertainment capital of the region, if not the country, featuring a variety of dining establishments, bars, clubs and theaters. It's also a quickly growing community that's attracting a mix of young families, those working for local technology businesses and people working in the tourism industry. If you think of Vegas as just high rollers and glitzy nightlife, you might reconsider after a stroll through the city's thriving arts district, where you'll find boutiques, good eats and cultural venues galore. 

Did You Know?

In 1910, legislators passed a law that prohibited gambling throughout the state. Legalized gambling was later approved in 1931, and the rest is history.

Las Vegas Apartments and Neighborhoods

If you're looking to rent an apartment in Las Vegas, check out the following neighborhoods:

  • Silverado Ranch: South of downtown, you'll find a mix of streets with established single-family homes, apartment complexes and master-planned communities. If you hop on I-15, you'll be in the center of town after a short drive.
  • Paradise: This district is home to UNLV and most of The Strip. That means you'll be close to all the action, with plenty to do 24 hours a day. If you live here, you'll be near Lake Mead, Hoover Dam and a number of golf courses. You might even get a good view of Black Mountain.
  • North Las Vegas: Once separate from Las Vegas, North Las Vegas has now been encompassed by the spreading city. Because it's close to Nellis Air Force Base, it attracts military families and is a nice, quiet place to live except on race days at the Las Vegas Motor Speedway.
  • The Vegas Strip: Neighborhoods outside The Strip are a bit quieter than the central ones and offer easy access to Red Rock Canyon. Things are more spread out the farther you get from The Strip, but you'll still find dining and shopping options nearby.
  • Arts District: Just south of downtown, the Arts District is exactly what you expect it to be from the name. Whether you're interested in seeing music shows, buying art, or trying to sell your own, this is the place. There's also almost always some event going on, so if you like art and keeping busy, this neighborhood has everything you could want. 

Fun Things to Do in Las Vegas

Looking for something to do beyond the neon glitz and glamor? See Vegas in a whole new light when you explore these top 5 Las Vegas adventures: 

  • Marvel at the engineering of the Hoover Dam: Does it need an introduction? Hoover Dam, built between 1931 and 1936, regulates the Colorado River and impounds Lake Mead, providing power for people in Arizona, Nevada and California. Guided tours let you see it from the inside.
  • Experience the sights and sounds of The Strip: The Las Vegas Strip, located along Las Vegas Boulevard between Sahara Avenue and Russell Road, features many of the world's largest and most extravagant hotels and casinos. You can easily spend weeks exploring the shops, restaurants, shows and gambling options and still have not seen nearly all of it. 
  • Breathe in the fresh air at Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area: When you'd like to get away from the city, head west about 17 miles to Red Rock Canyon. You can get a great view of the Mojave Desert while you rock climb, mountain bike or hike.
  • Get your heart racing at The Stratosphere: When you get to the top of the 1,000-foot Stratosphere Hotel, you can see the city skyline and the rolling desert landscape. You can also bungee jump or get on one of the three thrill rides at the top of the tower.
  • Put the pedal to the metal at Exotics Racing: If you've always wanted to drive a race car, head to Exotics Racing. Here, you can rent a high-performance car and fly down the racetrack for a real adrenaline rush. 

Free Things to Do in Las Vegas

There are plenty of free attractions in Las Vegas, and these are the top five we recommend:

  • 18b Arts District: The funky style of this revitalized area draws huge crowds to its art galleries, local shops and trendy restaurants. Stop by on the first Friday of every month for the district's block party, complete with live music, street art and food trucks.
  • Bellagio Conservatory & Botanical Garden: This indoor garden, housed in the famed Bellagio hotel, is open to the public. It features koi ponds, fountains and extravagant seasonal displays.
  • M&M's® World Las Vegas: Fun for the family, this four-story shop is filled with chocolatey goodness and surprises, including a free 3D movie that runs each day starring the M&M's®characters.
  • Viva Vision Light Show at Fremont Street Experience: Head downtown for live music and the 12.5 million dazzling lights projected every hour onto the canopy covering the Fremont Street Experience walkway.
  • Flamingo Wildlife Habitat: Escape to a peaceful Chilean lagoon, without leaving The Strip. Located on the Flamingo Hotel's 15-acre site, this habitat has waterfalls, daily wildlife feedings, lush foliage and, of course, pink flamingos.

For Families with Kids

The city's above-average education system includes five schools ranked by U.S. News and World Report among the country's best in 2017. You can start your kids on the path to learning with a trip to Discovery Children's Museum, where they can stage a puppet show, solve a series of fun mysteries or tinker in the test lab. 

Vegas Outdoor Activities

Las Vegas offers dozens of golf courses, dog parks and natural areas, including Calico Basin Red Springs, a preserve that's popular with locals for its rocky outcroppings, hiking trails, picnic shelters and sweeping views of Red Rock Canyon.

Dining & Nightlife

No matter what you're craving, you can find it in Las Vegas, from delicacies created by such celebrity chefs as Gordon Ramsay and Nobu to 24-hour diners serving the best comfort food around. After you've had your fill, go party in one of the countless clubs and casinos along The Strip, or unwind in a low-key lounge closer to downtown.

Getaways from Las Vegas

The distance from Las Vegas to Santa Monica, Huntington Beach and Laguna Beach near Los Angeles is less than 300 miles, perfect for a California weekend of surfing and sightseeing.

What Renters Like and Dislike

What Renters Like and Dislike About Las Vegas

It's a nice complex, with friendly neighbors and a community living aspect to it. I have shopping close by and lots to do with friends and family.

Golden nugget and Starbucks. I like to go to the casinos. I enjoy the Las Vegas Strip. All the casinos are fun!

It's a quiet neighborhood that is near shops and restaurants. There are parks within walking distance as well.

that it is in walking distence to stores parks school i love where i live. and there is no more small kids

close to grocery, close to pharmacys, several good restaurants, close to food ,clothing and shopping

I have every dining and shopping option nearby. There is also a great hospital and plenty of medical facilities and doctors' offices. We're also only a few blocks away from a major highway and the freeway that runs across the valley. We're about a 30-minute drive to down town casinos where we can meet family for a buffet or a show. And you can't beat the year-round warm, dry climate.

Who Lives Here

Las Vegas Demographics

Education

High School

29%

Associate's

22%

Bachelor's

11%

Master's

4%

Doctorate

34%

Family Size

2 people

41%

3 people

23%

4 people

18%

5 people

10%

6+ people

7%

Household Income

0-50k

45%

50-100k

30%

100-150k

14%

150-200k

5%

200k+

5%

Age

0-10

13%

10-20

13%

20-45

33%

45-65

26%

65+

15%

Affordability

How expensive is it in Las Vegas?

Percentage: 3/53/5

Renters gave this area a 3 out of 5 for affordability

Rent Trends

Studio1 Bed2 Beds3 Beds
Sep '23$845$1342$1442$1860
Aug '23$874$1340$1460$1862
Jul '23$846$1321$1532$1849
Jun '23$857$1324$1534$1837
May '23$868$1292$1445$1837
Apr '23$857$1335$1495$1882
Mar '23$880$1339$1524$1902
Feb '23$896$1352$1548$1915
Jan '23$886$1374$1537$1920
Dec '22$836$1374$1562$1954
Nov '22$852$1405$1527$1975
Oct '22$887$1425$1539$1965
Sep '22$897$1425$1600$1975

*The rent information included in this summary is based on a median calculation of multifamily rental property inventory on Apartment Guide and Rent.com over the past 12-months and is for illustrative purposes only. This information does not constitute a pricing guarantee or financial advice related to the rental market.

Getting Around Las Vegas

Las Vegas Transportation

Commute Time

0-15 Mins

17%

15-30 Mins

43%

30-40 Mins

25%

40-60 Mins

10%

60+ Mins

5%

Transportation Scores

Percentage: 4141

Walk Score®

Walkable

No

Say 112 of 189 renters

Has Sidewalks

Yes

Say 146 of 189 renters

Percentage: 4646

Bike Score®

Bike Friendly

Yes

Say 103 of 189 renters

Percentage: 3636

Transit Score®

They Are Located Near Public Transportation

Yes

Say 111 of 189 renters

Need A Car

No

Say 133 of 189 renters

Top Scores: Grocery, Restaurant, Coffee

Things To Do In Las Vegas

Top Score

Grocery Stores

4.5/5 stars based on undefined reviews

There are some super markets around here.

  1. Few grocery stores per resident
  2. Significantly more grocery stores than average
  3. 29% fewer grocery stores than areas of a similar size

Restaurants

4.5/5 stars based on undefined reviews

Great service and no need for reservations. A great place for food.

  1. A high number of restaurants per resident
  2. Significantly more restaurants than average
  3. 11% more restaurants than areas of a similar size

Coffee

4.5/5 stars based on undefined reviews

We're full of beans for Las Vegas's coffee shop scene.

  1. A high number of coffee shops per resident
  2. Significantly more coffee shops than average
  3. 21% fewer coffee shops than areas of a similar size

Nightlife

4.5/5 stars based on undefined reviews

Get your dance shoes on, Las Vegas looks good for nightlife.

  1. A high number of bars and clubs per resident
  2. Significantly more bars and clubs than average
  3. 10% more bars and clubs than areas of a similar size

Parks

4.5/5 stars based on undefined reviews

Las Vegas is team green. Parks get a high score.

  1. Few parks per resident
  2. Significantly more parks than average
  3. 67% fewer parks than areas of a similar size

Retail Shops

4.5/5 stars based on undefined reviews

A shopaholic favorite. Las Vegas has a lot of style.

  1. A high number of shops per resident
  2. Significantly more shops than average
  3. 65% more shops than areas of a similar size

Health and Fitness

4.5/5 stars based on undefined reviews

Pumped and lifting a solid 4.5 stars for fitness.

  1. A high number of gyms per resident
  2. Significantly more gyms than average
  3. 11% fewer gyms than areas of a similar size

Pet Services

4.5/5 stars based on undefined reviews

Las Vegas is real pawsitive for your pets.

  1. A high number of pet facilities per resident
  2. Significantly more pet facilities than average
  3. 13% more pet facilities than areas of a similar size

Fine Arts

4.5/5 stars based on undefined reviews

This place gets the picture when it comes to art.

  1. Few fine art centers per resident
  2. Significantly more fine art centers than average
  3. 41% fewer fine art centers than areas of a similar size

Medical Care

4.5/5 stars based on undefined reviews

The great medical care here is just what the doctor ordered.

  1. A high number of medical facilities per resident
  2. Significantly more medical facilities than average
  3. A standard number of medical facilities compared to areas of a similar size

Gas Stations

4.5/5 stars based on undefined reviews

You won't have to drive far to fill up around here.

  1. A high number of gas stations per resident
  2. Significantly more gas stations than average
  3. 14% more gas stations than areas of a similar size

What Renters Are Saying

Las Vegas Features

Area Has Potholes

No

Say 167 of 189 renters

Area Has Litter

No

Say 165 of 189 renters

Noise Late At Night

No

Say 147 of 189 renters

Near Grocery Stores

Yes

Say 141 of 189 renters

Good Place To Raise A Family

Yes

Say 139 of 189 renters

Pet Friendly

Yes

Say 133 of 189 renters

Mostly Older Buildings

No

Say 130 of 189 renters

Busy Streets

No

Say 124 of 189 renters

Near Schools

Yes

Say 115 of 189 renters

Safe For Families

Yes

Say 111 of 189 renters

Quiet Area

Yes

Say 108 of 189 renters

Well Lit

Yes

Say 103 of 189 renters

Nearby Parks

Yes

Say 102 of 189 renters

Maintained Yards

No

Say 95 of 189 renters

Area Has Kids Play Outside

No

Say 97 of 189 renters

Near Highways

No

Say 114 of 189 renters

Nice Views

No

Say 127 of 189 renters

Tree Lined Streets

No

Say 131 of 189 renters

Mostly Newer Buildings

No

Say 135 of 189 renters

Near Downtown

No

Say 147 of 189 renters

Las Vegas Education

Schools

Percentage: 3/53/5

School Score

How satisfied do renters feel with the schools in this area.

Top Schools in Las Vegas

4/10

Halle Hewetson Elementary School

Grades PK-5 • Public

3/10

Howard Hollingsworth Elementary School

Grades PK-5 • Public

3/10

Wendell P. Williams Elementary School

Grades PK-5 • Public

2/10

Robert Lunt Elementary School

Grades PK-5 • Public

5/10

Kit Carson Elementary School

Grades PK-5 • Public

5/10

Arturo Cambeiro Elementary School

Grades PK-5 • Public

Information provided by GreatSchools. To verify school enrollment eligibility, contact the school district directly.

All About

Living in Las Vegas, NV

Las Vegas, NV - 1
Las Vegas, NV - 2
Las Vegas, NV - 3
Las Vegas, NV - 4
Las Vegas, NV - 5
Las Vegas, NV - 6
Las Vegas, NV - 7

Overview of Las Vegas

Las Vegas is the entertainment capital of the region, if not the country, featuring a variety of dining establishments, bars, clubs and theaters. It's also a quickly growing community that's attracting a mix of young families, those working for local technology businesses and people working in the tourism industry. If you think of Vegas as just high rollers and glitzy nightlife, you might reconsider after a stroll through the city's thriving arts district, where you'll find boutiques, good eats and cultural venues galore. 

Did You Know?

In 1910, legislators passed a law that prohibited gambling throughout the state. Legalized gambling was later approved in 1931, and the rest is history.

Las Vegas Apartments and Neighborhoods

If you're looking to rent an apartment in Las Vegas, check out the following neighborhoods:

  • Silverado Ranch: South of downtown, you'll find a mix of streets with established single-family homes, apartment complexes and master-planned communities. If you hop on I-15, you'll be in the center of town after a short drive.
  • Paradise: This district is home to UNLV and most of The Strip. That means you'll be close to all the action, with plenty to do 24 hours a day. If you live here, you'll be near Lake Mead, Hoover Dam and a number of golf courses. You might even get a good view of Black Mountain.
  • North Las Vegas: Once separate from Las Vegas, North Las Vegas has now been encompassed by the spreading city. Because it's close to Nellis Air Force Base, it attracts military families and is a nice, quiet place to live except on race days at the Las Vegas Motor Speedway.
  • The Vegas Strip: Neighborhoods outside The Strip are a bit quieter than the central ones and offer easy access to Red Rock Canyon. Things are more spread out the farther you get from The Strip, but you'll still find dining and shopping options nearby.
  • Arts District: Just south of downtown, the Arts District is exactly what you expect it to be from the name. Whether you're interested in seeing music shows, buying art, or trying to sell your own, this is the place. There's also almost always some event going on, so if you like art and keeping busy, this neighborhood has everything you could want. 

Fun Things to Do in Las Vegas

Looking for something to do beyond the neon glitz and glamor? See Vegas in a whole new light when you explore these top 5 Las Vegas adventures: 

  • Marvel at the engineering of the Hoover Dam: Does it need an introduction? Hoover Dam, built between 1931 and 1936, regulates the Colorado River and impounds Lake Mead, providing power for people in Arizona, Nevada and California. Guided tours let you see it from the inside.
  • Experience the sights and sounds of The Strip: The Las Vegas Strip, located along Las Vegas Boulevard between Sahara Avenue and Russell Road, features many of the world's largest and most extravagant hotels and casinos. You can easily spend weeks exploring the shops, restaurants, shows and gambling options and still have not seen nearly all of it. 
  • Breathe in the fresh air at Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area: When you'd like to get away from the city, head west about 17 miles to Red Rock Canyon. You can get a great view of the Mojave Desert while you rock climb, mountain bike or hike.
  • Get your heart racing at The Stratosphere: When you get to the top of the 1,000-foot Stratosphere Hotel, you can see the city skyline and the rolling desert landscape. You can also bungee jump or get on one of the three thrill rides at the top of the tower.
  • Put the pedal to the metal at Exotics Racing: If you've always wanted to drive a race car, head to Exotics Racing. Here, you can rent a high-performance car and fly down the racetrack for a real adrenaline rush. 

Free Things to Do in Las Vegas

There are plenty of free attractions in Las Vegas, and these are the top five we recommend:

  • 18b Arts District: The funky style of this revitalized area draws huge crowds to its art galleries, local shops and trendy restaurants. Stop by on the first Friday of every month for the district's block party, complete with live music, street art and food trucks.
  • Bellagio Conservatory & Botanical Garden: This indoor garden, housed in the famed Bellagio hotel, is open to the public. It features koi ponds, fountains and extravagant seasonal displays.
  • M&M's® World Las Vegas: Fun for the family, this four-story shop is filled with chocolatey goodness and surprises, including a free 3D movie that runs each day starring the M&M's®characters.
  • Viva Vision Light Show at Fremont Street Experience: Head downtown for live music and the 12.5 million dazzling lights projected every hour onto the canopy covering the Fremont Street Experience walkway.
  • Flamingo Wildlife Habitat: Escape to a peaceful Chilean lagoon, without leaving The Strip. Located on the Flamingo Hotel's 15-acre site, this habitat has waterfalls, daily wildlife feedings, lush foliage and, of course, pink flamingos.

For Families with Kids

The city's above-average education system includes five schools ranked by U.S. News and World Report among the country's best in 2017. You can start your kids on the path to learning with a trip to Discovery Children's Museum, where they can stage a puppet show, solve a series of fun mysteries or tinker in the test lab. 

Vegas Outdoor Activities

Las Vegas offers dozens of golf courses, dog parks and natural areas, including Calico Basin Red Springs, a preserve that's popular with locals for its rocky outcroppings, hiking trails, picnic shelters and sweeping views of Red Rock Canyon.

Dining & Nightlife

No matter what you're craving, you can find it in Las Vegas, from delicacies created by such celebrity chefs as Gordon Ramsay and Nobu to 24-hour diners serving the best comfort food around. After you've had your fill, go party in one of the countless clubs and casinos along The Strip, or unwind in a low-key lounge closer to downtown.

Getaways from Las Vegas

The distance from Las Vegas to Santa Monica, Huntington Beach and Laguna Beach near Los Angeles is less than 300 miles, perfect for a California weekend of surfing and sightseeing.