The Las Vegas multifamily sector faced downward pressure in Q1 2025, with average asking rents slipping to $1,430—down 1.3% quarter-over-quarter—and vacancy increasing to 9.0%. Deliveries in Spring Valley and Enterprise continued to outpace absorption, leading to greater reliance on concessions. Despite current softness, Las Vegas benefits from one of the fastest-growing populations in the U.S., fueled by in-migration from California and the Pacific Northwest. Job growth remains positive across healthcare, transportation, and logistics, with many residents employed at institutions like UMC, Allegiant Air, and Amazon.
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