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Most affordable housing, Nevada cities · 1990

Nevada cities with the lowest CensusEasy Afford Score, where homes cost the fewest years of local income (1990 ACS). This list covers the 28 cities in Nevada that qualify, ranked against each other statewide. The median across all 28 is 2.9.

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Most affordable housing by state
RANKPLACESTATEPOPAFFORD SCOREVS –
01Spring Creek, NVNV14,7392.0–
02Winnemucca, NVNV8,3072.3–
03Moapa Valley, NVNV6,6842.4–
04North Las Vegas, NVNV296,6532.4–
05Elko, NVNV21,0192.4–
06Fernley, NVNV26,2142.5–
07Henderson, NVNV353,2892.6–
08Gardnerville Ranchos, NVNV12,1142.7–
09Indian Hills, NVNV5,5272.7–
10Fallon, NVNV9,5702.7–
11Johnson Lane, NVNV6,4672.7–
12Sun Valley, NVNV22,2282.7–
13Spring Valley, NVNV219,1872.8–
14Sunrise Manor, NVNV200,2182.9–
15Las Vegas, NVNV679,8172.9–
16Sparks, NVNV111,9023.0–
17Mesquite, NVNV24,0013.1–
18Carson, NVNV58,5713.1–
19Gardnerville, NVNV5,4863.5–
20Winchester, NVNV37,0813.5–
21Dayton, NVNV15,7813.6–
22Boulder City, NVNV14,8843.6–
23Paradise, NVNV185,9133.6–
24Pahrump, NVNV47,3473.6–
25Reno, NVNV283,6213.9–
26Enterprise, NVNV240,4644.0–
27Silver Springs, NVNV5,0604.1–
28Laughlin, NVNV8,7895.2–
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UPDATED 2026-09-11 · DATA: US CENSUS BUREAU DECENNIAL CENSUS