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Data from November 2026
The counties of Nevada
Nevada has 17 counties. The most populous is Clark County (2,329,548 people); the most expensive homes are in Douglas County ($615,400) and the least expensive in Esmeralda County ($108,900). Each has its own page with prices, limits and help nearby.
Key numbers in Nevada
- Counties
- 17
- each with its own page
- People
- 3.2M
- Census, Average 2020–2024
- Typical home
- $435,400
- median value in Nevada
Map and extremes
Where it costs more and less in Nevada
Typical home value by county
- Under $213,800
- $213,800–$278,300
- $278,300–$329,900
- $329,900–$431,000
- $431,000 or more
- 1 with no data
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People
- Highest
- 2,329,548
- Clark County
- Lowest
- 1,028
- Esmeralda County
-
Typical home
- Highest
- $615,400
- Douglas County
- Lowest
- $108,900
- Esmeralda County
-
Typical rent
- Highest
- $1,626
- Clark County
- Lowest
- $715
- Pershing County
-
FHA limit
- Highest
- $736,000
- Douglas County
- Lowest
- $541,287
- White Pine County
The full list
Every county in Nevada
Type a name to filter or tap a column to sort. Each county links to its page.
| Clark County | 2,329,548 | $431,000 | $1,626 | $76,472 | $541,287 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Washoe County | 497,200 | $539,900 | $1,608 | $88,096 | $638,250 |
| Lyon County | 61,680 | $366,100 | $1,326 | $80,812 | $638,250 |
| Carson City | 58,384 | $453,000 | $1,248 | $72,355 | $575,000 |
| Nye County | 54,344 | $290,900 | $1,181 | $60,714 | $541,287 |
| Elko County | 54,047 | $301,400 | $1,164 | $86,487 | $541,287 |
| Douglas County | 49,623 | $615,400 | $1,593 | $90,754 | $736,000 |
| Churchill County | 25,805 | $329,900 | $1,319 | $79,163 | $541,287 |
| Humboldt County | 17,289 | $278,300 | $994 | $81,073 | $541,287 |
| White Pine County | 8,735 | $220,000 | $937 | $72,865 | $541,287 |
| Pershing County | 6,487 | $179,500 | $715 | $66,902 | $541,287 |
| Lander County | 5,770 | $213,800 | $902 | $89,014 | $541,287 |
| Mineral County | 4,542 | $156,200 | $905 | $54,855 | $541,287 |
| Lincoln County | 4,405 | $219,500 | $919 | $72,307 | $541,287 |
| Storey County | 4,140 | $426,400 | — | $93,409 | $638,250 |
| Eureka County | 1,585 | — | $969 | $70,473 | $541,287 |
| Esmeralda County | 1,028 | $108,900 | — | — | $541,287 |
- Clark $431,000$541,287
- Washoe $539,900$638,250
- Lyon $366,100$638,250
- Carson City $453,000$575,000
- Nye $290,900$541,287
- Elko $301,400$541,287
- Douglas $615,400$736,000
- Churchill $329,900$541,287
- Humboldt $278,300$541,287
- White Pine $220,000$541,287
- Pershing $179,500$541,287
- Lander $213,800$541,287
- Mineral $156,200$541,287
- Lincoln $219,500$541,287
- Storey $426,400$638,250
- Eureka —$541,287
- Esmeralda $108,900$541,287
Census medians; FHA limit for one unit. · American Community Survey · Average 2020–2024 · FHA mortgage limits · 2026 data Source: American Community Survey (ACS) 5-year estimates Average 2020–2024 American Community Survey (ACS) 5-year estimates (external site)
Frequently asked questions
How many counties does Nevada have?
Nevada has 17 counties. The most populous is Clark County (2,329,548 people) and the least populous Esmeralda County (1,028), per the Census (Average 2020–2024).
Which county in Nevada has the most expensive homes?
By typical value (Average 2020–2024, Census), the most expensive is Douglas County ($615,400) and the least expensive Esmeralda County ($108,900).
Where is rent highest in Nevada?
The highest typical rent is in Clark County ($1,626 a month) and the lowest in Pershing County ($715), per the Census (Average 2020–2024).
Which county in Nevada has the highest FHA limit?
In 2026 data, the highest FHA limit for one unit is in Douglas County ($736,000). 12 counties are at the lowest, $541,287.