New and potential residents of Nevada enjoy the data collection and forums made available on city-data.com. Here are some demographics important to newcomers

• Median household income-: $58,432 – Which is over Nevada’s average income threshold as a whole and has gone up since 2000
• Median home value: $257,200 – Which has risen almost $50,000 since 2010
• Median gross rent: $1,062
• Percentage of residents by race: 45.6% White, 32.2% Hispanic, 11.8% Black, 6.5% Asian and minute percentages of people who identify as two or more races or another race. 21% of Las Vegas’ residents were born in another country.
• Residents who have a high school diploma or higher education (over the age of 25): 83.5%, who have a graduate’s or professional or bachelor’s degree:22.4%
• Residents who are married (over the age of 25): 42.7%, never married: 34.1%, separated: 2.8%, widowed: 6%, and divorced: 14.4%
• Unemployment: 5.5% (current as of January 2018) and average travel time to work: 25.1 minutes
• Las Vegas’ most common industries and professions include hotel and food services (19%), construction (11%), retail (11%), administration and waste management (7%), arts, entertainment, and recreation (7%), professional, scientific, and technical services (6%), and transportation and warehousing (5%)
• Las Vegas has 294 sunny days out of the year. The average high temperature is 83 degrees and the average low temperature is 56. The most common natural disasters are fires and floods, surprisingly. Las Vegas does get 4.17 inches of rainfall per year and it rains on average 21 days per year.