Real Estate
Apartments
Submitted by gambler on Sun, 2006-02-26 19:35.
More than 800 apartment communities are located in the Las
Vegas Valley. Apartment development continues with new
properties opening on a regular basis. With such a large
selection of apartment homes available, finding the right
place to live can be challenging. 
Apartment rental prices in Las Vegas range from
approximately $475 to more than $1,200 for some of the newer
properties. Prices vary according to size, location,
amenities and age of the property. Studio apartments range
from $475 and up and one-bedroom units start around $575.
Two bedrooms are in the $700 and up range, and three
bedrooms are generally $800 and more.
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The greatest concentration of apartment
complexes can be found in the southwest region between Tropicana and
Spring Mountain
Roads, from Jones to the west to Interstate 15 to the
east. On the northeast side of town, apartment complexes are located
between the north-south streets of Pecos Road and Lamb Boulevard,
between Owens Avenue and Lake Mead Boulevard.
Apartments in central areas will normally be less
expensive than apartments in Summerlin, Southern Highlands,
Green Valley, Seven Hills and other newer areas of the
Valley.
Furnished apartments are found mostly in central areas close
to hotels and gaming. Renters needing furniture can easily
rent the items for a reasonable price. The renter almost
always pays utilities. Las Vegas still enjoys reasonable
utility rates compared to many other cities. Pets are
accepted at many properties, but only a few will allow large
animals. Move-in deposits will average around $250 for a one
bedroom and $300 to $500 for two or more bedrooms. The
standard lease is six months, however, three-month leases
are available at some properties.
Newcomers who are not familiar with the various
neighborhoods in Las Vegas often have difficulty determining
which neighborhood will best suit their needs.