Las Vegas near UNLV typically runs $750-$1,100/mo per person. It has risen with the metro's growth but remains below comparable California cities. The further from UNLV, the cheaper the options get.

The Maryland Parkway corridor near UNLV for transit access and proximity. Paradise and Green Valley for students with cars who want newer construction.

Challenging but possible near UNLV. RTC buses serve the campus area and the Maryland Parkway corridor. Beyond that, Las Vegas is built for cars and transit coverage thins rapidly off the main routes.

January through April for fall. UNLV's market is not as compressed as California schools but the best near-campus units go by spring.

Available from some private landlords near UNLV. The large city means more options exist in every category.

On Find My Place, Campus Crossing Apartments leads in Las Vegas with a 5/5 overall rating across 5 reviews. Tides at North Paradise (5/5) and Avenue 965 (5/5) round out the top three. These are the places that consistently rate well across location, value, social, management, and quality — start here if you want a safe pick.

Campus Crossing Apartments tops the social rating in Las Vegas at 5/5 — students consistently flag the vibe and amenities. Close behind: Tides at North Paradise (5/5) and Avenue 965 (5/5). Pick from these if you don't want to chase a social scene from your apartment.

Campus Crossing Apartments holds the highest management rating in Las Vegas at 5/5. Tides at North Paradise (5/5) and Avenue 965 (5/5) follow. Management ratings track responsiveness, transparency, and how landlords handle problems — the things you'll feel every month, not just on tour.

Top quality picks on Find My Place in Las Vegas: Campus Crossing Apartments (5/5), Tides at North Paradise (5/5), and Avenue 965 (5/5). Quality ratings cover the physical state — appliances, finishes, maintenance — so this is the list to start with if you want a place that holds up after move-in.

Most students in Las Vegas cluster in Near UNLV (Maryland Parkway Corridor) and Paradise / Green Valley (Southeast Las Vegas Valley). These neighborhoods are the natural starting point for any housing search — close to campus, walkable, and where current students consistently land. See the "Best Neighborhoods for Students" section above for what each one is actually like.