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Nevada: 2026 income limits & Fair Market Rents

Use this Nevada reference to find your next housing-help step. The statewide table below is background data, not the income cutoff for your address. Voucher rules use local limits and your family's details.

Check your county before using a statewide number

  1. Open the county income-limit checker. Choose Nevada, your county, and your family size.
  2. Compare the correct local row with your annual income. For example, a family of three should use its county's three-person row, not the statewide four-person figure.
  3. Ask a Nevada housing office which limit applies, what income counts, and whether it is accepting applications. Being under a limit does not guarantee a voucher.

Already have a voucher? Ask your housing office for its payment standard and rent-share calculation before signing a lease.

Statewide income reference — not your local eligibility cutoff

State median family income: $101,600. These statewide, unadjusted tiers are reference figures. HUD's local limits include adjustments; do not calculate a personal eligibility limit by multiplying the state median. Source check: 2026-07-20 source

HouseholdExtremely low (30%)Very low (50%)Low (80%)
1 person $22,200 $36,950 $59,100
2 people $25,350 $42,200 $67,550
3 people $28,500 $47,500 $76,000
4 people $31,650 $52,750 $84,400
5 people $34,200 $57,000 $91,200
6 people $36,750 $61,200 $97,950
7 people $39,250 $65,450 $104,700
8 people $41,800 $69,650 $111,450

Actual limits are set per county/metro area and can differ from the statewide figures above — use HUD's official lookup for your county, or ask your local Public Housing Agency.

Fair Market Rents by county (2026)

FMRs are HUD's rent benchmarks by unit size, used to set Housing Choice Voucher payment standards. Source check: 2026-07-20 source

County / areaStudio1BR2BR3BR4BR
Carson City
Carson City, NV MSA
$1,105$1,212 $1,546$2,150 $2,593
Churchill County
Churchill County, NV
$1,076$1,083 $1,421$1,976 $2,176
Clark County
Las Vegas-Henderson-North Las Vegas, NV MSA
$1,333$1,478 $1,735$2,413 $2,764
Douglas County
Douglas County, NV
$1,107$1,291 $1,605$2,232 $2,692
Elko County
Elko County, NV
$1,055$1,166 $1,530$1,933 $2,567
Esmeralda County
Esmeralda County, NV
$1,072$1,122 $1,472$2,062 $2,472
Eureka County
Eureka County, NV
$1,055$1,062 $1,393$1,937 $2,337
Humboldt County
Humboldt County, NV
$993$1,000 $1,312$1,636 $2,201
Lander County
Lander County, NV
$936$942 $1,236$1,570 $2,073
Lincoln County
Lincoln County, NV
$838$948 $1,095$1,523 $1,837
Lyon County
Lyon County, NV HUD Metro FMR Area
$1,070$1,076 $1,272$1,769 $2,134
Mineral County
Mineral County, NV
$1,055$1,062 $1,393$1,937 $2,337
Nye County
Nye County, NV
$933$1,000 $1,220$1,690 $2,047
Pershing County
Pershing County, NV
$754$878 $985$1,370 $1,652
Storey County
Reno, NV HUD Metro FMR Area
$1,289$1,489 $1,870$2,539 $2,949
Washoe County
Reno, NV HUD Metro FMR Area
$1,289$1,489 $1,870$2,539 $2,949
White Pine County
White Pine County, NV
$996$1,002 $1,315$1,716 $2,206

See also: how the Housing Choice Voucher program works · Nevada Public Housing Agencies.