What's the cost of living in Reno, NV? Home prices vary widely across the metro area; those looking to live in downtown Reno will find significantly lower prices than they would in areas closer to Lake Tahoe, like Incline Village. Still, residents benefit from Nevada's lack of income tax – both corporate and personal. read more
Tahoe, Pyramid Lake, the Sierra, and the vast Nevada interior help make Reno a fun and interesting place to live. Reno has four seasons. It’s generally dry and desert-y but the Sierra snowpack provides (mostly). read more
And that is indeed the case: Downtown Reno is loaded with larger casinos like Harrah’s, Circus Circus Reno and Silver Legacy, several other smaller casinos scattered about the area, and John Ascuaga's Nugget Resort & Casino located in nearby Sparks. read more
At an elevation of 4,500 feet, Reno experiences a high desert climate with four distinct seasons. It reaches high temperatures in the summer, and in the cooler months, Reno often sees significant snowfall – though it tends to melt quickly. read more