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.jpg) Perhaps you noticed your rent went up a bit last year compared to in 2016. That's because Las Vegas was the hottest large rental market in the country among major cities last year, according to a study released by RENTCafe, an internet listing service.
Average rent in Las Vegas ended the year at $964/months, according to the report. That's due to a 6.3 percent increase in rent from the previous year, the biggest among major American cities. Las Vegas was the fastest growing market in the country last year, followed by Detroit, MI, San Diego, CA, Fort Worth, TX, and Columbus, OH.
If you're reading this from northern Nevada, the same applies to you. Among small US cities, Reno came in fifth as the fastest growing. The study showed average rent in Reno at the end of 2017 was $1,117/month, a 9.5 percent increase from 2016.The average rental across the country was $1,359/month to close out 2017. That's a 2.5 percent increase over 2016. Read the complete story by clicking here. |
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The video in the adjacent link discusses a popular question often discussed on the Legal Information Line. The question involves a seller's disclosure responsibilities regarding a death on a property. 
If you work at an office, your commute time should take high priority during your house hunt. Sure, it might be tempting to ignore a long commute if it gets you into an otherwise perfect home, but trust us-you won't be enjoying it much if you spend countless hours every week stuck in traffic!