Apartments for rent in Nevada are less expensive than the national average. The price of a studio averages $508 per month, which is $517 below the national average. The price of a one-bedroom averages $693 per month, which is $168 below the national average. Larger Nevada apartment rentals follow the same trends. The price of a two-bedroom averages $814 per month, which is $242 below the national average. The price of a three-bedroom averages $1100 per month, which is $245 below the national average.

If you're searching for an Nevada apartment rental you should know that the trends vary depending on which city or county you're looking at. The most expensive Nevada apartments for rent are in Henderson, Las Vegas and Sparks.

Economy:
When Nevada legalized gambling in 1931, it was a sleepy mining and agriculture state with not much of a population and little resembling a tourist industry. Today, tourism accounts for more than a quarter of the state's economy and the Las Vegas Strip is the second most frequented tourist site in the country, behind Times Square. In addition to gambling and hospitality, Las Vegas still has an agriculture and mining presence that employs just over 1 percent of the population.

Noteworthy:
More than 85 percent of Nevada's population resides in its two biggest cities, Las Vegas and Reno.