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Las Vegas - the city itself, from the Arts District through the central valley to the master plans of the southwest and northwest.
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City of Las Vegas · 2020-2024 estimates
City of Las Vegas has a population of 660,400, a median age of 38.6, 4,655 people per square mile of land, and per capita income of $39,906.
660,400
Total population
38.6
Median age
4,655
People per square mile
$39,906
Per capita income
Demographics and Employment
City of Las Vegas · 2020-2024 estimates
In City of Las Vegas, the population is 660,400, the median age is 38.6, and 457,607 residents are 25 years and over.
- 660,400
- Total population
- 38.6
- Median age
- $39,906
- Per capita income
- 457,607
- Population 25 years and over
Educational attainment
- Less than 9th grade6.1% (27,758)
- 9th to 12th grade, no diploma7.8% (35,757)
- High school graduate (includes equivalency)27.0% (123,736)
- Some college, no degree23.2% (106,122)
- Associate's degree8.2% (37,697)
- Bachelor's degree17.5% (80,124)
- Graduate or professional degree10.1% (46,413)
Share of population 25 years and over.
In City of Las Vegas, there are 247,741 households, 56.6% of homes are owner occupied, and median household income is $73,877.
- 247,741
- Households
- 56.6%
- Owner occupied
- 43.4%
- Renter occupied
- $73,877
- Median household income
Housing tenure
- Owner occupied56.6% (140,325)
- Renter occupied43.4% (107,416)
Share of occupied housing units.
In City of Las Vegas, the unemployment rate is 7.4%, the mean travel time to work is 25.7 minutes, and 12.1% of workers work from home.
- 305,845
- Civilian employed population 16 years and over
- 7.4%
- Unemployment rate
- 25.7 min
- Mean travel time to work
- 12.1%
- Worked from home
Industry
- Agriculture, forestry, fishing and hunting, and mining0.4% (1,266)
- Construction8.1% (24,758)
- Manufacturing3.2% (9,761)
- Wholesale trade1.7% (5,176)
- Retail trade11.7% (35,727)
- Transportation and warehousing, and utilities6.8% (20,819)
- Information1.7% (5,066)
- Finance and insurance, and real estate, and rental and leasing6.7% (20,410)
- Professional, scientific, and management, and administrative, and waste management services14.1% (43,027)
- Educational services, and health care and social assistance17.0% (51,992)
- Arts, entertainment, and recreation, and accommodation and food services20.3% (61,988)
- Other services, except public administration4.6% (14,032)
- Public administration3.9% (11,823)
Share of civilian employed population 16 years and over.
Occupation
- Management, business, science, and arts occupations34.2% (104,662)
- Service occupations23.6% (72,095)
- Sales and office occupations21.9% (66,933)
- Natural resources, construction, and maintenance occupations8.9% (27,123)
- Production, transportation, and material moving occupations11.5% (35,032)
Share of civilian employed population 16 years and over.
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FAQ
Common Questions About Las Vegas
What types of homes are available in Las Vegas?
Las Vegas includes a mix of property types and price points. Current MLS inventory is on this page. What is coming, what is off-MLS, and what is worth waiting for is what a strategy session is for.
How competitive is the Las Vegas market right now?
Market conditions in Las Vegas shift with interest rates, inventory levels, and seasonal demand. Rather than quoting a statistic that may already be stale, I run the current numbers specific to your criteria when we talk. The live listings on this page are a real-time starting point.
What should I know before buying in Las Vegas?
Things buyers often miss: HOA rules and reserve fund health, what the property taxes are actually running (assessed vs. listed can differ), and whether the neighborhood sits inside or outside a city limit, which affects utility costs and service levels. I cover all of these before the offer goes in so you are not discovering them during escrow.
How do I start the process of buying in Las Vegas?
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