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West · Nevada · pop 186.2K

Paradise, NV

Fit score

Weak match

at the reference profile: one person earning $6,700/mo gross, default weights.

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After estimated taxes in NV, your $6,700/mo income nets about $5,412 — covering estimated essentials here (about $1,094 rent plus everyday costs incl. local sales tax) with roughly $1,687 left over.

Tradeoff: home prices run high relative to local incomes, so buying may take longer than elsewhere.

AFFORDABILITY92HOUSING0JOBS0SAFETY0CLIMATE45AMENITIES0

The Paradise fit print

Est. monthly cost

$3,725/mo

Typical rent

$1,287/mo

Home value ÷ income

6.1×

Score breakdown

Affordability
92
Housing
0
Jobs
0
Safety
0
Climate
45
Amenities
0

The data behind the score

Money (Census ACS · HUD)

Median gross rent
$1,287/mo
Median home value
$358,400
Median household income
$58,874
Population
186,178

Work (BLS)

Unemployment rate
0.0%
Job growth (1yr)
0.0%

Safety (FBI CDE, per 100k)

Violent crime rate
0
Property crime rate
0

Climate (NOAA normals)

Avg. summer high
104°F
Avg. winter low
39°F
Sunny days / year
0
Days ≥100°F by 2050 (air temp)
≈111/yr
Dangerous humid days by 2050 (feels-like)
≈0/yr
Unhealthy air days
≈10/yr
Annual rain
4"
Annual snow
0"

Community & access (approx.)

2024 county margin
Even
Bachelor's degree or higher
≈24%
Major airport
≈15 mi
Time zone
PT
Walkability
40/100
Transit
30/100
Disaster risk
50/100
Local pay is tight here. A typical Paradise household earns about $59k, roughly 16% below the $71k it takes to cover local costs here. Local pay stretches, but it's tight.
A citywide number is an average. Rent, safety, and everything else vary block by block — treat these figures as a starting point and research specific neighborhoods before committing.

Data vintage: acs2023-5yr. Sources & methodology

Natural-hazard risk

Wildfire

high risk

Hurricanes

low risk

Tornadoes

low risk

Flooding

low risk

Earthquakes

moderate risk

Severe winter

low risk

Per-hazard estimate: wildfire, tornado, and earthquake by state (FEMA National Risk Index-informed); hurricanes by distance to the Gulf/Atlantic coast; flooding and severe winter from local rainfall and snowfall. Approximate. Screen by hazard from search.

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Buy vs. rent the median home

Owning the median Paradise home would run about $2,393/mo (mortgage, tax, insurance, upkeep) versus $1,287/mo to rent — about $1,106/mo more to buy at today's 6.60% rate.

To own$2,393/mo
Mortgage (P&I)
$1,831
Property tax
$158
Insurance (state avg)
$105
Maintenance
$299
To rent$1,287/mo

Buying costs about $1,106/mo more.

Median home $358,400 · $71,680 down

Estimate only: 30-year fixed, state-average property tax and homeowners insurance, ~1%/yr maintenance. Part of the mortgage payment builds equity, which a pure outlay comparison ignores; and the median home is typically larger than the median rental, which biases the gap toward renting. Ignores closing costs, HOA dues, PMI on low down payments, and the opportunity cost of the down payment. Not a lending quote.

What will the move cost?

Moving to Paradise

About 2,229 mi from New York, NY.

DIY — rental truck

$2,800$4,000

One-way truck, mileage, and fuel. Your labor.

Full-service movers

$7,000$10,100

Pros load, drive, and unload. Packing usually extra.

Rough estimates from distance and household size — real quotes vary with season, access, exact inventory, and fuel. Get a few binding quotes before you book.

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