Local costs · Nevada

What a home costs across Nevada

Property-tax rates, insurance, and closing costs vary widely by county. Below are the state-wide rules that apply everywhere in Nevada, then every county with its own tax rate and insurance range.

Statewide facts

Home insurance average
About $948 per year for a standard HO-3 policy (NAIC 2022 state average). Individual counties run above or below this based on local hazard risk — see the table below.
Transfer & recording tax
Nevada real property transfer tax: 0.39% of pricesplit 50/50Rate varies by county: Clark County (Las Vegas) 0.51%, Washoe 0.41% (see county adders).On the $455,500 state median home, the buyer’s customary share is about $888; the seller customarily covers about $888.
Title insurance
Nevada uses competitive (filed) rates. Rates are competitive rather than state-set, so we model title and settlement from a national declining-rate curve calibrated to published costs.
State income tax
Nevada levies no state income tax. These are modeled effective rates from Tax Foundation 2026 brackets.

All 17 counties in Nevada

Effective property-tax rate (Census ACS) and a typical annual insurance range at the state median home value. Select a county for the full breakdown.

CountyProperty taxInsurance / yr
Carson City0.41%$810$1,800typical $1,240
Churchill County0.53%$460$1,030typical $710
Clark County0.48%$460$1,030typical $710
Douglas County0.45%$1,400$3,130typical $2,160
Elko County0.50%$1,840$4,100typical $2,830
Esmeralda County0.61%$460$1,030typical $710
Eureka County0.62%$1,840$4,100typical $2,830
Humboldt County0.49%$1,840$4,100typical $2,830
Lander County0.64%$1,690$3,770typical $2,600
Lincoln County0.51%$1,200$2,680typical $1,850
Lyon County0.46%$1,250$2,780typical $1,920
Mineral County0.74%$460$1,030typical $710
Nye County0.45%$460$1,030typical $710
Pershing County0.62%$1,180$2,640typical $1,820
Storey County0.34%$1,840$4,100typical $2,830
Washoe County0.44%$830$1,840typical $1,270
White Pine County0.51%$680$1,510typical $1,040

* Property-tax rate is approximate because the county’s Census median is top-coded.

How these numbers are built

Every figure comes from public data or our own math: Census ACS property taxes, NAIC insurance averages scaled by FEMA risk, and researched transfer-tax and title schedules.

Estimates, not advice. See the methodology for sources, vintages, and the honest gaps.