Population

Phoenix

1,624,832

Las Vegas

650,873

Median Income

Phoenix

$77,041

Las Vegas

$70,723

Home Value

Phoenix

$381,900

Las Vegas

$395,300

Rent

Phoenix

$1,458

Las Vegas

$1,456

Crime Rate

Phoenix

8.00

Las Vegas

N/A

Cost of Living

Phoenix

129.8

Las Vegas

128.2

Avg Temp

Phoenix

74°F

Las Vegas

N/A

Unemployment

Phoenix

5.1%

Las Vegas

7.2%

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At a Glance

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Las Vegas

Phoenix leads in 3 of 8 categories

Cost of Living & Affordability — Las Vegas leads

Source: City Stats Index / HUD

Las Vegas has a fair market rent (1br) of $1,478 vs $1,583 in Phoenix (7% lower). Las Vegas has a fair market rent (2br) of $1,735 vs $1,839 in Phoenix (6% lower). Las Vegas scores 104.1 on the food index (100 = national avg) vs 108.9 in Phoenix.

Overall Cost Index

Phoenix129.8
Las Vegas128.2

Housing Index

Phoenix164.5
Las Vegas167.4

Food Index

Phoenix108.9
Las Vegas104.1

Transportation Index

Phoenix104.7
Las Vegas105.7

Healthcare Index

Phoenix107.1
Las Vegas103.2

Utilities Index

Phoenix118.2
Las Vegas115.9

Living Wage (1 Adult)

Phoenix$57,113
Las Vegas$56,406

Living Wage (Family of 4)

Phoenix$134,995
Las Vegas$133,323

Fair Market Rent (1BR)

Phoenix$1,583
Las Vegas$1,478

Fair Market Rent (2BR)

Phoenix$1,839
Las Vegas$1,735

Housing Market — Phoenix leads

Source: U.S. Census Bureau ACS

Phoenix has a vacancy rate of 6.5% compared to 7.4% in Las Vegas. Phoenix has a median property tax of $1,825 vs $1,985 in Las Vegas (8% lower). Las Vegas has a single-family homes of 67.4% compared to 64.6% in Phoenix.

Median Home Value

Phoenix$381,900
Las Vegas$395,300

Median Rent

Phoenix$1,458
Las Vegas$1,456

Median Property Tax

Phoenix$1,825
Las Vegas$1,985

Owner-Occupied

Phoenix57.1%
Las Vegas55.7%

Vacancy Rate

Phoenix6.5%
Las Vegas7.4%

Single-Family Homes

Phoenix64.6%
Las Vegas67.4%

Jobs & Economy — Phoenix leads

Source: U.S. Census Bureau ACS

Phoenix: 870,196 vs Las Vegas: 326,677 for labor force. Phoenix has a work from home of 16.9% compared to 10.5% in Las Vegas. Phoenix has a unemployment rate of 5.1% compared to 7.2% in Las Vegas.

Median Household Income

Phoenix$77,041
Las Vegas$70,723

Per Capita Income

Phoenix$40,309
Las Vegas$38,421

Poverty Rate

Phoenix14.3%
Las Vegas14.2%

Unemployment Rate

Phoenix5.1%
Las Vegas7.2%

Labor Force

Phoenix870,196
Las Vegas326,677

Mean Commute

Phoenix21 min
Las Vegas23 min

Work from Home

Phoenix16.9%
Las Vegas10.5%

Private Sector

Phoenix97.3%
Las Vegas97.2%

Government Sector

Phoenix46.0%
Las Vegas45.1%

Crime & Safety — Las Vegas leads

Source: FBI UCR

Las Vegas has a property crime clearance of 33.3% compared to 13.6% in Phoenix.

Violent Crime Rate (per 1K)

Phoenix8.00
Las VegasN/A

Property Crime Rate (per 1K)

Phoenix23.25
Las VegasN/A

Murder Rate (per 1K)

Phoenix0.08
Las VegasN/A

Robbery Rate (per 1K)

Phoenix1.82
Las VegasN/A

Assault Rate (per 1K)

Phoenix5.45
Las VegasN/A

Burglary Rate (per 1K)

Phoenix3.17
Las VegasN/A

Larceny Rate (per 1K)

Phoenix15.82
Las VegasN/A

Violent Crime Clearance

Phoenix29.5%
Las VegasN/A

Property Crime Clearance

Phoenix13.6%
Las Vegas33.3%

Weather & Climate

Source: NOAA / Open-Meteo

Avg Annual Temperature

Phoenix74°F
Las VegasN/A

Avg Annual High

Phoenix86°F
Las VegasN/A

Avg Annual Low

Phoenix60°F
Las VegasN/A

Sunny Days per Year

Phoenix313
Las VegasN/A

Annual Rainfall

Phoenix9.8"
Las VegasN/A

Annual Snowfall

PhoenixN/A
Las VegasN/A

Avg Humidity

Phoenix35.0%
Las VegasN/A

Schools & Education

Source: NCES / U.S. Census Bureau

Phoenix has a bachelor's degree or higher of 21.3% compared to 18.8% in Las Vegas. Las Vegas has a high school diploma or higher of 37.3% compared to 36.6% in Phoenix.

Public Schools

Phoenix0
Las Vegas0

Avg Student-Teacher Ratio

PhoenixN/A
Las VegasN/A

Colleges & Universities

Phoenix0
Las Vegas0

Bachelor's Degree or Higher

Phoenix21.3%
Las Vegas18.8%

High School Diploma or Higher

Phoenix36.6%
Las Vegas37.3%

Demographics & Community

Source: U.S. Census Bureau ACS

Phoenix has a population of 1,624,832, about 2.5x the size of Las Vegas (650,873). Phoenix skews younger with a median age of 34.8 vs 38.5.

Population

Phoenix1,624,832
Las Vegas650,873

Median Age

Phoenix35
Las Vegas39

Avg Household Size

Phoenix2.7
Las Vegas2.6

Married Population

Phoenix35.2%
Las Vegas36.4%

Foreign Born

Phoenix19.0%
Las Vegas20.9%

White

Phoenix53.7%
Las Vegas49.2%

Black

Phoenix7.8%
Las Vegas11.9%

Hispanic

Phoenix41.8%
Las Vegas34.1%

Asian

Phoenix3.9%
Las Vegas6.9%

Phoenix

Las Vegas

Healthcare

Source: CMS Hospital Compare

Las Vegas: 4 vs Phoenix: 2 for with emergency services. Phoenix: 3.0 vs Las Vegas: 2.3 for avg cms rating (out of 5).

Nearby Hospitals

Phoenix5
Las Vegas5

Avg CMS Rating (out of 5)

Phoenix3.0
Las Vegas2.3

With Emergency Services

Phoenix2
Las Vegas4

Transportation & Commute — Phoenix leads

Source: U.S. Census Bureau ACS

Phoenix has a bicycle of 0.4% compared to 0.3% in Las Vegas. Phoenix has a work from home of 16.9% compared to 10.5% in Las Vegas. Las Vegas has a public transit of 2.5% compared to 2.0% in Phoenix.

Mean Commute Time

Phoenix21 min
Las Vegas23 min

Drive Alone

Phoenix66.1%
Las Vegas72.6%

Public Transit

Phoenix2.0%
Las Vegas2.5%

Bicycle

Phoenix0.4%
Las Vegas0.3%

Work from Home

Phoenix16.9%
Las Vegas10.5%

Airports

Phoenix0
Las Vegas0

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