Las Vegas Valley needs ~5K new apartment units each year for the foreseeable future if it wants to become more affordable for renters.
At the current construction pace, Las Vegas could need >100 yr to close its housing shortage, showing how far supply trails renter demand.
Population growth and strong rental demand have outpaced new apartment supply, a mismatch that has pushed rents higher and intensified competition for available units.
Local officials and housing advocates have called for policy changes and incentives that encourage apartment development and help narrow the gap between supply and demand.
The broader takeaway: sustained investment in new apartments is needed so Las Vegas stays accessible and affordable for renters as growth continues.
Las Vegas Valley Needs More Apartments | Carol Strom real estate broker. Founder of USAfitpros.com 50 state Telehealth and Labs bolt-on virtual LegitScript business

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