Nevada housing market

Statewide listing data for September 2026, the latest month Realtor.com® Economic Research has published, with two years of history. Checked October 26, 2026.

Nevada at a glance

West
Median listing price
$480,000
Down 3.3% vs. a year ago
September 2026
Homes for sale
13,654
Up 2.2% vs. a year ago
September 2026
Median days on market
58days
Down 2 days vs. a year ago
September 2026
Listings with a price cut
24.4%
Up 1.8 pts vs. a year ago
September 2026
New listings this month
4,072
Down 1.2% vs. a year ago
September 2026
Median list price per sq ft
$267
Down 2.5% vs. a year ago
September 2026

Source: Realtor.com® Economic Research (Nevada, September 2026). Asking prices and active listings, not closed sales.

What the data says

  • There are 2.2% more homes for sale in Nevada than a year ago.
  • The median asking price is down 3.3% from a year ago.
  • 24% of active listings have had at least one price reduction.
  • The typical listing spends 58 days on the market, 2 days shorter than a year ago.
Home prices in Nevada, past 12 months (FHFA index)
+2.5%
Q2 2026 · FHFA HPI

Repeat sales and appraisals of the same homes, published quarterly with a lag of about two months.

Two-year trend

Median listing price, Nevada

Nevada median listing price, past two yearsMonthly median asking price in Nevada from $499,675 to $480,000.$470K$480K$490K$500KSep ’24Feb ’25Jul ’25Dec ’25May ’26Sep ’26$480K
Nevada median listing price, past two years
PeriodValue
2024-09-01$500K
2024-10-01$497K
2024-11-01$494K
2024-12-01$483K
2025-01-01$480K
2025-02-01$486K
2025-03-01$485K
2025-04-01$496K
2025-05-01$500K
2025-06-01$500K
2025-07-01$499K
2025-08-01$499K
2025-09-01$496K
2025-10-01$493K
2025-11-01$488K
2025-12-01$480K
2026-01-01$479K
2026-02-01$480K
2026-03-01$485K
2026-04-01$490K
2026-05-01$489K
2026-06-01$493K
2026-07-01$490K
2026-08-01$489K
2026-09-01$480K

Homes for sale, Nevada

Nevada active listings, past two yearsMonthly active listings in Nevada from 10,122 to 13,654.8,00010K12K14KSep ’24Feb ’25Jul ’25Dec ’25May ’26Sep ’2614K
Nevada active listings, past two years
PeriodValue
2024-09-0110K
2024-10-0110K
2024-11-0111K
2024-12-019,728
2025-01-019,344
2025-02-019,561
2025-03-0110K
2025-04-0111K
2025-05-0112K
2025-06-0113K
2025-07-0113K
2025-08-0113K
2025-09-0113K
2025-10-0113K
2025-11-0113K
2025-12-0112K
2026-01-0111K
2026-02-0111K
2026-03-0111K
2026-04-0112K
2026-05-0112K
2026-06-0113K
2026-07-0113K
2026-08-0113K
2026-09-0114K

Listings follow a seasonal pattern each year; compare a month with the same month a year earlier.

Nevada compared with the U.S.

Compare with another state
Nevada statewide figures next to national figures for the same month
MeasureNevadaUnited States
Median listing price$480,000 (−3.3% y/y)$419,250 (−1.4% y/y)
Homes for sale13,654 (+2.2% y/y)1,161,615 (+5.4% y/y)
Median days on market58 days (−2 days y/y)61 days (Unchanged y/y)
Listings with a price cut24.4% (+1.8 pts y/y)20.8% (+0.9 pts y/y)
Median list price per sq ft$267 (−2.5% y/y)$223 (−1.7% y/y)

Sources: Realtor.com® Economic Research (Nevada, September 2026); Realtor.com® Economic Research (United States, September 2026). “y/y” is the change from the same month a year earlier.

An affordability illustration

Run your own numbers
Principal and interest on the median-priced listing in Nevada
$2,638 /month
That is 36% of the state’s median household income ($88,880 a year, 2025).

The inputs

  • Median listing price (September 2026)$480,000
  • Down payment20% ($96,000)
  • Loan amount$384,000
  • Rate: 30-year fixed, national (Week of Oct 22, 2026)7.32%
  • Median household income, Nevada (2025)$88,880

This is an illustration, not a lender calculation. It leaves out property taxes, homeowners insurance, mortgage insurance and HOA dues, which can add several hundred dollars or more a month. The rate is a national average for strong-credit borrowers; your rate may differ.

Sources: Realtor.com® Economic Research (Nevada, September 2026); Freddie Mac Primary Mortgage Market Survey, via FRED, Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis (United States, Week of Oct 22, 2026); U.S. Census Bureau, Current Population Survey, via FRED, Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis (Nevada, 2025).

Editor’s notes on Nevada

Written March 2026; conditions may have changed

Nevada's housing market is driven by California migration and the state's no-income-tax advantage. Las Vegas has dramatically diversified beyond hospitality into tech and logistics (thanks to massive Tesla, Switch, and Amazon presences). Reno has quietly become a significant tech and distribution center.

For buyers

Henderson is consistently ranked among Nevada's best places to live. Summerlin master-planned community in Las Vegas offers strong value and community.

For sellers

No state income tax is a major selling point for California buyers. Highlight this in your marketing.

These notes are background written by our editors in March 2026, before the data above. Where they differ, the dated figures on this page are more current.