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Las Vegas Relocation For RELOCATING TO LAS VEGAS Climate Monthly Tempera‐ Average Average Distances to Major Western ture (F) Low High Cies January 39 58 Highway February 43 62 Locaon Miles March 49 70 Los Angeles 270 April 56 78 Phoenix 287 May 66 89 June 75 99 Salt Lake City 421 July 81 104 Reno 450 August 79 102 San Francisco 571 September 71 94 Boise 665 October 58 81 November 47 66 Portland 994 Desert Research Instute December 39 57 755 E. Flamingo Road Las Vegas, NV 89119 Kelsey Carter, Employment Manager 775‐673‐7332 Cost of Living Health Misc. City Overall Grocery Housing Utilities Transportation Care Goods 111.6 102.3 128.5 92.3 103.6 Populaon Las Vegas, NV 118.2 102.6 Reno-Sparks, NV 116.2 102.3 160.3 95.6 94.2 92 99.2 Flagstaff, AZ 117 100.3 165.9 98.8 78.4 111.2 99.8 Clark County 2.2 million Oakland, CA 174.4 111.3 316.3 90.3 125.8 103.5 111.6 Denver, CO 128.7 101.9 184.3 96.2 116.1 92.5 102.8 103.6 93.8 84.5 91.1 97.8 Las Vegas 641,676 Boise, ID 131.1 90 Bozeman, MT 121.6 107.6 187.8 87.7 71.3 103.3 101.6 130.8 103.7 129.9 85.9 113.2 Henderson 302,539 Portland, OR 181.5 79.9 Austin, TX 119.3 96.7 159.6 99.1 109.9 94.4 100.4 U.S. Census Bureau 2017 Est. Salt Lake City, UT 118.9 95.8 169.6 94.1 93.4 101.4 98.6 Seattle, WA 172.3 108.7 309 68.8 137.5 85.2 120.1 Footnote: Based on a US average of 100. An amount below 100 means cheaper than average. An amount over 100 means more expensive than average. Housing Comparison EDUCATION Events & Entertainment Recreaon Median Home Las Vegas & Surrounding Area Las Vegas 2 BD Apartment Lisng Mesquite Classic Car Show Boang Clark County School District Nevada State College Clark County Fair and Rodeo Fishing Las Vegas, NV $1,107 $300,000 5100 West Sahara Ave. 1125 Nevada State Dr. Las Vegas City of Lights Jazz and R&B Hiking Reno‐Sparks, NV $1,270 $383,300 Las Vegas, NV 89146 Henderson, NV 89002 Fesval Camping www.ccsd.net www.nsc.nevada.edu NBA Summer League Climbing Phoenix AZ $1,123 $289,900 NASCAR Camping World Truck Series Race Biking University of Nevada, College of Southern Neva- Fremont Street Experience Oakland, CA $2,908 $689,999 Snowboarding Las Vegas da Professional Bull Riding (PBR) Skiing Denver, CO $1,652 $464,900 4505 Maryland Pkwy 6375 W. Charleston Blvd. NHRA Full Throle Drag Racing Swimming Las Vegas, NV 89119 Las Vegas, NV 89146 Series Boise, ID $1,185 $369,900 Golf www.unlv.edu www.csn.edu Aviaon Naon Lake Mead FSE Holiday Fesval Bozeman, MT $1,301 $485,000 Mount Charleston FSE Downtown Hoedown Albuquerque, NM $919 $235,000 Grand Canyon Naonal Las Vegas Strip New Year Party Park Portland, OR $1,535 $449,950 Blue Man Group Red Rock Canyon Clark County School Ratings (out of 10) Bee Midler Springs Preserve Ausn, TX $1,436 $394,095 Barry Manilow Ash Meadows Wildlife Salt Lake City, UT $1,245 $440,000 Elementary Rating Middle Rating Cirque du Soleil Refuge School School Imported Broadway Shows Las Vegas Sportspark Seale, WA $2,121 $689,900 Tournament of Kings Red Rock Climbing Center Charles & 10 Jack & Terry 9 Phyllis Frias Mannion Las Vegas 51s (MiLB) Spring Mountain Ranch Las Vegas Wranglers (Hockey) Valley of Fire Judy & John L 10 Del E Webb 9 The Aquarium at the Silverton Goolsby Conservatory at Bellagio Elton M 9 Thomas 10 Ethel M Chocolate Factory (Candy Making Garrett and Tasng) O’roarke Fountain shows at Bellagio and Lawrence & 8 Caesars James E & A 10 Heidi Cana- Sunset Stampede Rae Smalley relli Wildlife Habitat at the Flamingo Useful Websites John Vander- 10 Lois & Jerry 8 Adventure Canyon burg ‐ Las Vegas Chamber of Commerce www.lvchamber.com Tarkanian Adventuredome ‐ City of Las Vegas www.lasvegasnevada.gov Frank S 10 Doral Acade- 8 Las Vegas Natural History Museum Lamping my Madame Tussauds Las Vegas (Wax Muse‐ ‐ Las Vegas Sun ‐ newspaper www.lasvegassun.com um) Evelyn Stuck- 10 Hyde Park 8 MGM Grand Lion Habitat ‐ Las Vegas Review Journal ‐newspaper www.lvrj.com ey Nevada State Museum ‐ Las Vegas Informaon www.visitlasvegas.com Secret Garden and Dolphin Habitat ‐ Las Vegas Events www.lasvegasevents.com High School Rating High School Rating Shark Reef Zoological‐Botanical Park ‐ Economic Development of Nevada www.diversifynevada.com Career & Technical 10 Palo Verde 8 Bodies Exhibion Academies ‐ Las Vegas‐Clark County Library www.lvccld.org Marjorie Barrick Museum of Natural History ‐ Redfin (Real estate, MLS lisngs) www.redfin.com Advanced Technologies 10 Arbor View 7 Auto Collecon at the Imperial Academy Palace ‐ Greater Las Vegas Associaon www.lasvegasrealtor.com of REALTORS® Coronado 9 Boulder City 7 ‐ Apartment Guide www.apartmentguide.com Green Valley 8 Moapa Valley 7 ‐ Apartments.com www.apartments.com .
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