Income needed to buy a home

Every county in Nevada

In the middle county, Elko County, the typical home takes $121,291 a year. Locals can afford the typical home in 4 of 16 counties.

CountyTypical homeMonthly costIncome neededLocal median incomeFor locals
Mineral County$126,621$977$41,851$54,855Within reach
Eureka County$157,626$1,165$49,938$70,473Comfortable
White Pine County$188,735$1,427$61,168$72,865Within reach
Lincoln County$233,296$1,763$75,544$72,307Right at the edge
Pershing County$232,595$1,785$76,513$66,902A stretch
Lander County$261,440$2,017$86,459$89,014Right at the edge
Humboldt County$352,585$2,671$114,473$81,073A stretch
Nye County$357,072$2,689$115,241$60,714Far off
Elko County$373,545$2,830$121,291$86,487A stretch
Churchill County$394,832$2,978$127,611$79,163Far off
Lyon County$418,542$3,150$134,990$80,812Far off
Clark County$423,985$3,196$136,988$76,472Far off
Storey County$477,367$3,558$152,480$93,409Far off
Carson City$495,395$3,709$158,963$72,355Out of reach
Washoe County$571,877$4,284$183,607$88,096Out of reach
Douglas County$701,733$5,247$224,873$90,754Out of reach

10% down, 7.40% 30-year fixed, housing at 28% of gross income. How it works.