Blog Post What Higher Interest Rates Mean for Las Vegas Rental Property Owners
By Luc Marceau - Friday, September 25, 2026

What Higher Interest Rates Mean for Las Vegas Rental Property Owners

Higher interest rates have changed the math for Las Vegas rental property owners and investors.For buyers, more expensive financing can make it considerably harder for a rental property to produce attractive cash flow. For existing owners, the opposite can be true: a mortgage obt...
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Blog Post Lower the Rent or Offer a Move-In Special?
By Luc Marceau - Tuesday, September 22, 2026

Lower the Rent or Offer a Move-In Special?

More rental listings are offering incentives in Las Vegas. In August 2026, the share of Las Vegas metro rentals on Zillow advertising a concession was 9 percentage points higher than a year earlier—one of the largest increases among the major markets Zillow measured. The da...
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Blog Post Rental Market Update – August 2026
By Rentals America - Monday, September 21, 2026

Rental Market Update – August 2026

Las Vegas rents edged lower in August, while remaining essentially flat compared with a year ago.According to the Zillow Observed Rent Index (ZORI), the typical rent across the Las Vegas metro was $1,742 in August 2026, down 0.3% from the previous month and up just 0.1% from a ye...
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Blog Post Corporate Leases in Las Vegas What Rental Property Owners Should Know
By Luc Marceau - Thursday, September 17, 2026

Corporate Leases in Las Vegas What Rental Property Owners Should Know

A company may ask to lease a Las Vegas home for an executive, relocating employee, medical professional, construction supervisor, event-production worker, or another person assigned to the area. The request may look attractive because the company appears established, offers relia...
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Blog Post The Accidental Landlord's Guide to Renting a Las Vegas Home
By Luc Marceau - Thursday, September 10, 2026

The Accidental Landlord's Guide to Renting a Las Vegas Home

You do not have to buy an investment property to become a real estate investor.Sometimes you already own it.Maybe you are leaving the area for a new job, moving into another home, inheriting a property, or trying to sell but are not satisfied with the offers you are receiving.Ins...
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