Relocating to Las Vegas? Start Here.

☀️ Sunshine & Lifestyle

With over 300 days of sunshine annually, an outdoor lifestyle is a major draw. Beyond that, Vegas offers world-class dining, entertainment, professional sports, and surprisingly easy access to nature (think Red Rock Canyon, Mount Charleston, Lake Mead).

💰 Financial Advantages

Nevada boasts no state income tax, which can mean significant savings compared to many other states. While housing costs have risen, the overall cost of living can still be favorable, especially compared to coastal cities. Property taxes are also relatively low.

💼 Growing Economy & Opportunity

Las Vegas is diversifying beyond tourism. Tech, healthcare, logistics, and professional sports are creating new job opportunities and contributing to a dynamic local economy.

🚰 Setting Up Utilities

Getting your essentials turned on is straightforward:

• Power: NV Energy
• Water: Las Vegas Valley Water District (LVVWD) / City Specific
• Gas: Southwest Gas
• Trash/Recycling: Republic Services
• Internet/Cable: Cox & CenturyLink/Quantum Fiber

🚗 Nevada DMV & Driver's License

You generally have 30 days after establishing residency to get your Nevada license and 60 days to register your vehicle. Appointments are highly recommended.

• Visit the Nevada DMV New Resident Guide for official steps and locations.

🏫 Schools & Education

The Clark County School District (CCSD) is vast. Research specific school zones for your target neighborhoods.

• Use the CCSD School Zoning Tool.
• Check sites like GreatSchools.org for ratings and reviews.

🩺 Healthcare

Las Vegas has several major hospital systems and numerous clinics. Start by checking which providers are in-network with your insurance.

• Major Systems: HCA Healthcare (Sunrise, MountainView, Southern Hills), Dignity Health (St. Rose Dominican), Valley Health System, UMC.