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Average Rent in White Pine County, NV Rents falling 1.9% YoY

HUD FY2025 · Official government data · Updated annually · Metro pop. 8,856

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Market Overview

White Pine County, NV has rental prices ranging from $916/month to $2,113/month in 2025, depending on unit size. The typical 1-bedroom apartment rents for $959/month — 31% below the national average of $1,400/month. With a median household income of $72,294/year, spending $959/month on a 1-bedroom represents 16% of gross income — within the recommended 30% threshold.

How White Pine County Compares

With an average 2-bedroom rent of $1,258/month, White Pine County ranks #10 most expensive of the 16 cities tracked in Nevada — pricier than 85% of all US cities in our data.

The White Pine County Rental Market

The White Pine County, NV area has a population of about 8,856 and 23% of households renting rather than owning. That renter share runs below the US average of ~34%, a more homeowner-heavy market where rental inventory can be limited.

Rent Trends

2-bedroom rents in White Pine County, NV have fallen by $24/month (1.9%) over the past year, from $1,282 to $1,258. Rents have remained relatively stable year over year, indicating a balanced rental market in the area.

Affordability

To afford a 1-bedroom apartment in White Pine County, NV without exceeding the 30% housing cost guideline, a renter needs an annual income of approximately $38,360. The local median household income of $72,294 exceeds that threshold by $33,934, making White Pine County relatively accessible compared to local wages.

Economy & Jobs

White Pine County, NV has an unemployment rate of 4.4%, 0.5 percentage points above the national average of 3.9%. A higher unemployment rate can moderate rental demand over time, which may help keep rent growth in check compared to tighter job markets.

Fair Market Rents

HUD FY2025
Studio
$916
Affordable
1 Bedroom
$959
Affordable
2 Bedrooms
$1,258
1.9% YoY
Affordable
3 Bedrooms
$1,643
Affordable
4 Bedrooms
$2,113
Average
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Is White Pine County, NV Affordable?

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Affordability Index(30% income rule)

To rent a 2BR
$50,320/year
Local median income: $72,294
To buy a median home
/year
US national median: $75,000
💡 Based on a 2BR rent of $1,258/month and 20% down on a home at 7% rate.

Nearby Cities in NVlargest metros in the state

CityStudio1BR2BR3BRHome Value
Las Vegas$1,316$1,476$1,750$2,452
Reno$1,181$1,370$1,722$2,384
Lyon County$1,062$1,069$1,249$1,750
Carson City$1,021$1,148$1,467$2,056
Elko County$988$1,098$1,441$1,821
Nye County$837$950$1,150$1,581

Rent or Buy in White Pine County?

Break-even analysis and mortgage estimates based on local market data.

Should I Rent or Buy?

Break-even analysis using real White Pine County data

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Home Value
$350,000
2BR Rent
$1,258/mo
Mortgage Rate
7%
Monthly P&I
$1,863/mo
🏠 Buy

Buying breaks even after 1 year — worth it if you stay 1+ years.

Total monthly buy cost: $2,577/movs rent: $1,258/mo
Estimates only. Excludes HOA, PMI (if <20% down), closing costs, and tax benefits. Assumes 5% return on invested down payment.

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