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Housing & affordability in Boulder City

ACS 2020–24 · four inputs · 18% of the overall score
D+
52/100
4th of 12
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The four inputs
Median home value vs metro$435,600
Las Vegas $431,00040% · scores 51
Median rent vs metro$1,427/mo
Las Vegas $1,626/mo30% · scores 41
Ownership rate78%
Las Vegas 58%15% · scores 78
Households spending >30% of income on housing29%
Las Vegas 39%15% · scores 54
Context, not scored
Median year built · Las Vegas 19981981
Houses rather than flats · Las Vegas 66%72%
Households with children · Las Vegas 30%20%
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Best Las Vegas suburbs for housing

All 12 ranked, Boulder City highlighted
1Summerlin SouthB−$672,4002HendersonC−$484,9003EnterpriseC−$475,5004Boulder CityD+$435,6005MesquiteD+$388,6006North Las VegasD$404,4007Spring ValleyD$433,8008Las VegasD$427,9009WhitneyF$329,00010ParadiseF$384,20011Sunrise ManorF$320,00012WinchesterF$302,800
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Better than Boulder City on housing & affordability

Boulder City grades D+ on housing & affordability. Two suburbs are within 25 miles and score higher on the same four inputs.

SuburbHousingMedian home valueOwnership rateOverall
Henderson13 mi from Boulder CityC−$485k66% 60 C Enterprise21 mi from Boulder CityC−$476k64% 58 C
Median home value: ACS 2020–24 · Ownership rate: ACS 2020–24