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Las Vegas, NV Local Guide

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Las Vegas Overview

"Las Vegas, Nevada is the largest city in the state of Nevada. Located in the southern tip of the state, Vegas is often referred to as the gambling and entertainment center of the world. Once famous for its strip of casinos, Vegas has become a family oriented town that offers many types of venues, attractions and events for all types of tastes. Although the decade old popular slogan ""Whatever Happens in Vegas Stays in Vegas"" has been used by the local tourism department to attract millions of visitors to the city, Vegas is more than the strip, entertainment and quick marriages. Las Vegas is a city that offers a lot to those who may be considering a move to this vibrant, growing desert metropolis. "

What is the history of Las Vegas?

Las Vegas was founded as a city in 1905, incorporating in 1911. The original city was composed of 110 acres of land that were formed as a result of an auction by the San Pedro, Los Angeles & Salt Lake Railroad. The origin of the town was that as a railroad hub between the L.A. and Salt Lake City. As laws regarding divorce and residency became more liberal, coupled with the influx of workers during the 1930s to work on the Hoover Dam caused the city to experience a population boom. The late 40s ushered in the creation of the famous Vegas strip featuring the first generation of hotels, resorts and casinos that offered visitors a place to engage in legal gambling activities. Accelerated population growth between 1985 and 1995 doubled the population of the city. A revitalization of the city's strip beginning in 1995 has transformed Vegas from its past to the current family friendly destination place.

How is the weather in Las Vegas?

Life in Las Vegas apartments, if you are considering a move to the city, generally takes place in weather that ranges between 58 degrees Fahrenheit on the low side up to highs of 102 degrees throughout the year. July tends to be the hottest month with average temperatures in the 100s. The city is located in the Mojave Desert, averaging little rain or precipitation. Living in Vegas means you should expect to average sunshine and high temperatures more than 300 days out of the year.

How do I get around town?

Depending on where you choose to live in Las Vegas, you may or may not need a car. If you work and live on or near the Vegas Strip or downtown Las Vegas, there are many alternative modes of transportation available to you other than a personal vehicle. You may select to ride on the SDX (Strip and Downtown Express) bus or double decker Deuce buses, which run on a continuous basis, 24 hours a day. A monorail provides limited stop transportation between several strip hotels and their are plenty of taxis and ride share options such as Uber and Lyft.

What is the Las Vegas commute like?

"The Las Vegas beltway is the name for the major network of highways and roads that bring commuters in an out of the city. The city's roadway system forms a C-shape as an outer shell with two diagonal road systems that cross into the city limits. The ""C"" shape beltway 215 forms the outer most part of the system, feeding traffic into Vegas and back out to the greater Las Vegas Valley. Interstate 15 connects the city to California to the southwest and Utah to the northeast. I-95/I-515 is the other part of a cross of highways that brings commuters into the heart of Vegas. The average commute time in the city that you can expect to experience is approximately 22.5 minutes, which is less than the national average commute time of 25 minutes according to the U.S. Census Bureau."

What are the local media outlets?

Las Vegas has many local mass media outlets available in the form of newspapers, radio and television. The Las Vegas Tribune and Sun are the major daily newspapers that provide you with all of the information specific to the community as well as nationally and internationally. There are more than 40 radio and television stations located in and throughout the Greater Las Vegas area.

Why live in Las Vegas, NV?

Las Vegas is more than a city of lights, lavish lifestyles and the strip. Vegas is a city of communities where adults, such as yourself, can engage in all types of activities without spending any time at the tables or in a chorus line. You have access to great parks, scenic vistas and other types of activities that make Vegas a great choice for you to live, play and establish your life. Add in a wide variety of choices in lavish, comfortable and affordable Las Vegas apartments and you have a mix of happiness to be envied.

What Las Vegas landmarks should I see?

Vegas, by its reputation alone, is home to the Vegas Strip and some of the fanciest hotels and resorts in the world. America's adult playground (with a family appeal) is home to the Bellagio, MGM Grand, Caeser's Palace, Mirage and other large hotel chains and brands. Additionally, a great open air market is available to you through the Freemont Street Experience, a more local and distinctive taste of the city. If you travel approximately 45 minutes to an hour north on I-515 from downtown (34 miles) you can marvel at a modern world wonder known as the Hoover Dam.

What is there to do around Las Vegas?

You certainly will have no problem finding things to do when in Vegas. Certainly, upon your initial arrival to the city, you will hit many of the casinos and other entertainment spots throughout the famed strip. Once you have gotten your fill of the Vegas experience from a tourist perspective however, you may be ready to investigate the local festivals, parks, sporting events and vacation opportunities within reach of the city.

Any annual festivals or Las Vegas events to know?

There are many festivals and community events happening throughout the year in Las Vegas. These include the Clark County Fair and Rodeo and Fremont Street Mardi Gras, both in April, San Gennaro Feast in May, the Groovefest American Music Festival in June, and the Fetish and Fantasy Halloween Ball in late October.

Where are the nearby vacation spots?

Even though whatever happens in Vegas stays in Vegas, a move to this city doesn't mean you always have to stay! 3 hours southwest on I-15 will take you to Los Angeles, Anaheim and all points in Southern California. The close proximity of the California coast from Las Vegas means you are always close to hopping in the car and heading to all of the vacation opportunities in a short drive.

Where is the best place to move in Las Vegas?

There are many different neighborhoods with wonderful optoins of apartments in Las Vegas to consider for your next move. For newer working professionals looking for low to moderate priced housing, consider the Northeast Clark County, near Nellis Air Force Base or north of I-95. If your budget falls in the middle of earners and you're looking for suburban living, Henderson, Summerlin and Aliante deserve consideration. If you're looking to splurge and have no budgetary restrictions with respect to housing, look at some of the homes in higher-end communities such as City Center and Queensbridge. Las Vegas is a historic U.S. city that is multidimensional. There is a lot to do and see in the city as an adult. Spend some time learning more about the city, its heritage and culture and come see why Las Vegas is a great place to live!

Welcome to the "Entertainment Capitol of the World"! From the desert to the shows to the casinos and the strip, residents of Las Vegas apartments truly have an exciting world of opportunity at their fingertips. Whether you are moving to Vegas from across the country to star in a new cabaret or are looking to compare prices of apartments in a different area, there is a wide variety of available apartments for rent in Las Vegas listed here at ApartmentHomeLiving.com.

While we totally understand your desire to hit the tables at one of the glitzy casinos that line the strip, why gamble on something as important as your new Las Vegas apartment? As your apartment search experts, it's our goal to help make your apartment shopping experience stress free by showcasing the best apartments in Las Vegas with all of the apartment photos, updated rent pricing, and community information you need to find your next apartment with ease.

With over 300 apartment communities in areas all around Las Vegas, the first step in finding your next place is choosing a location that suits your style. If you live the high-stakes lifestyle and love being in the mix, a luxury Las Vegas Strip apartment might be your winning hand. Or - perhaps you would love to experience the class, bright lights and excitement of "Old Vegas" where it all began by living in an apartment in Downtown Las Vegas near Fremont Street.

If you are looking for something a little more low key and away from the hustle and bustle (yet still close enough for an easy commute to work or play), you might try your hand at taking a tour of apartments in Rancho Charleston, Meadows Village or one of the other areas outside of the action. No matter what type of vibe you are looking for, you are sure to find it in one of the many great neighborhoods Vegas has to offer. But what should ya do for fun once you've moved in? Come on! Gambling is usually the first thing on everyone's mind upon entering Vegas. Every game, every denomination, and every hour of the day...'odds' are good that you can find it here. Step outside your Las Vegas apartment and try your luck at legendary destinations such as Four Queens, Monte Carlo, The Venetian or the truly extravagant Wynn.

If family fun is more to your liking, there are plenty of great family friendly attractions found all around the Vegas areas. And - let's not forget the surrounding natural beauty. You might take a short drive in your own auto and tour world-famous locales such as the Grand Canyon or the Hoover Dam.

So don't roll the dice on a fantastic new apartment in Las Vegas to call your very own! Let us help you find your new home among the many listings of Las Vegas apartments for rent at ApartmentHomeLiving.com today and and find yourself 'staying in Vegas' without further delay!

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Getting Around Las Vegas, NV

Walk Score®

49 / 100

Car-Dependent

Most errands require a car

Bike Score®

45 / 100

Somewhat Bikeable

Minimal bike infrastructure

Transit Score®

33 / 100

Some Transit

A few nearby public transportation options

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  • Walk Score® measures the walkability of any address.
  • Transit Score® measures access to public transit.
  • Bike Score® measures the bikeability of any address.

Frequently Asked Questions about Las Vegas

How much are Studio apartments in Las Vegas?

There are currently 245 Studio Apartments in Las Vegas with rent ranges from $675 to $3,065 with an average price of $1,285.

What is the current price range for One Bedroom Las Vegas Apartments for rent?

Today's rental pricing for One Bedroom Apartments in Las Vegas ranges from $680 to $6,199 with an average monthly rent of $1,593.

What does renting a Two Bedroom Apartment in Las Vegas cost?

The monthly rent prices of Two Bedroom Apartments currently available in Las Vegas range from $845 to $8,496. Today's average rental price for Two Bedrooms here is $1,878.

How expensive are Las Vegas Three Bedroom Apartments?

There are currently 646 Three Bedroom Apartments listings available in Las Vegas on ApartmentHomeLiving.com. The pricing ranges from $1,200 to $8,430 - averaging $2,204 for the location.

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