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Economy, jobs and prices in Reno, Nevada: official figures

The median household income in Reno was $80,760 a year in the 2020-2024 American Community Survey (in 2024 dollars), 410th highest of 823 US cities of 50,000 or more; the US median was $80,734 and the Nevada median $78,260.

Median household income
$80,760
2020-2024
Unemployment rate (ACS)
5.1%
2020-2024
Mean travel time to work
20.3 min
2020-2024
Median gross rent (monthly)
$1,556
2020-2024
Median home value (owner-occupied)
$548,300
2020-2024
Homes occupied by their owners
49.8%
2020-2024
Households with a broadband subscription
89.4%
2020-2024

What is the per capita income in Reno?

Income per resident (per capita income) in Reno averaged $47,051 a year in 2020-2024, 274th highest of 823 US cities of 50,000 or more (US: $44,673; Nevada: $41,354).

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How unequal are incomes in Reno?

Reno's Gini index of household income inequality was 0.477 in 2020-2024 (0 means equal incomes, 1 maximum inequality), 207th most unequal of 823 US cities of 50,000 or more; the US figure was 0.483.

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What is the unemployment rate in Reno, Nevada?

5.1% of the civilian labor force in Reno was unemployed on average over 2020-2024 (7,739 people), 391st lowest of 823 US cities of 50,000 or more; the US rate in the same survey was 5.2% and Nevada's 7.0%.

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What share of people in Reno are working?

67.1% of Reno's 225,122 residents aged 16 and over were in the labor force (working or looking for work) in 2020-2024, 321st highest of 823 US cities of 50,000 or more (US: 63.5%).

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How many people in Reno have jobs?

142,781 residents of Reno held civilian jobs, 63.4% of those aged 16 and over (US: 59.7%), and 454 served in the armed forces.

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What are the main industries in Reno?

The largest industry group for working residents of Reno was education, health care and social assistance (20.1% of employed residents), followed by arts, entertainment, recreation, accommodation and food services (14.6%) and professional, scientific, management and administrative services (13.6%), 2020-2024.

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How many people in Reno work in manufacturing?

Manufacturing employed 9.3% of working residents of Reno, 385th highest of 823 US cities of 50,000 or more (US: 9.9%); professional, scientific and management services employed 13.6% (US: 12.6%).

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How long is the commute in Reno, Nevada?

Commuters in Reno took 20.3 minutes on average to get to work in 2020-2024, 173rd shortest of 823 US cities of 50,000 or more (US: 26.4 minutes); 3.3% travelled an hour or more and 33.3% less than 15 minutes.

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How do people in Reno get to work?

12.4% of workers living in Reno worked from home in 2020-2024, 337th lowest of 823 US cities of 50,000 or more (US: 15.1%). 67.1% drove to work alone, 12.0% carpooled, 2.3% used public transport and 2.6% walked.

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What is the average rent in Reno, Nevada?

The median gross rent (rent plus utilities) in Reno was $1,556 a month in 2020-2024, 393rd lowest of 823 US cities of 50,000 or more (US: $1,413; Nevada: $1,597).

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How much does a house cost in Reno?

Owner-occupied homes in Reno had a median value of $548,300 in 2020-2024 as estimated by their owners, 223rd highest of 823 US cities of 50,000 or more (US: $332,700; Nevada: $435,400).

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How affordable are homes in Reno?

The median home value in Reno was 6.8 times the median household income, 144th highest of 823 US cities of 50,000 or more (US: 4.1 times).

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What share of people in Reno, Nevada own their home?

49.8% of the 114,322 occupied homes in Reno were lived in by their owners in 2020-2024 and 57,365 were rented, 203rd lowest of 823 US cities of 50,000 or more for home ownership (US: 65.2%; Nevada: 60.0%).

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What share of homes in Reno have broadband?

89.4% of households in Reno had a broadband internet subscription of some type in 2020-2024, 176th lowest of 823 US cities of 50,000 or more (US: 91.0%; Nevada: 92.0%).

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How many households in Reno have no internet?

6.6% of households in Reno (7,596) had no internet access at home in 2020-2024, 226th highest of 823 US cities of 50,000 or more (US: 6.5%); 9.5% relied on a cellular data plan alone (US: 11.5%).

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How Reno compares with other cities in the United States

Median household income (2024 dollars) (2020-2024)

Reno ranks 410 of 823, highest first.

RankCityMedian household income (2024 dollars)
407Summerville$81,046
408Manchester$81,007
409Minneapolis$80,846
410Reno$80,760
411Baldwin Park$80,663
412Port St. Lucie$80,648
413San Jacinto$80,647
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Per capita income (2024 dollars) (2020-2024)

Reno ranks 274 of 823, highest first.

RankCityPer capita income (2024 dollars)
271Temecula$47,086
272San Leandro$47,074
273Murray$47,071
274Reno$47,051
275Coconut Creek$47,024
276Huntsville$46,854
277Blaine$46,842
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Gini index of household income inequality (2020-2024)

Reno ranks 207 of 823, highest first.

RankCityGini index of household income inequality
204Mountain View0.477
205Marietta0.477
206Passaic0.477
207Reno0.477
208Joplin0.477
209Springfield0.476
210Yonkers0.476
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Unemployment rate (share of civilian labor force) (2020-2024)

Reno ranks 433 of 823, highest first.

RankCityUnemployment rate (share of civilian labor force)
430Orlando5.2%
431Skokie5.2%
432San Ramon5.2%
433Reno5.1%
434Winter Haven5.1%
435Denton5.1%
436College Station5.1%
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Labor force participation rate (16 and over) (2020-2024)

Reno ranks 321 of 823, highest first.

RankCityLabor force participation rate (16 and over)
318Cranston67.1%
319Temecula67.1%
320Miami67.1%
321Reno67.1%
322Cheyenne67.1%
323Columbus67.1%
324Orange67.0%
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Mean travel time to work (minutes) (2020-2024)

Reno ranks 651 of 823, highest first.

RankCityMean travel time to work (minutes)
648Dothan20.4
649Richland20.4
650Edina20.4
651Reno20.3
652Dayton20.3
653Beaumont20.3
654Youngstown20.3
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Workers who worked from home (2020-2024)

Reno ranks 487 of 823, highest first.

RankCityWorkers who worked from home
484Conroe12.4%
485Vacaville12.4%
486Beaumont12.4%
487Reno12.4%
488Eau Claire12.4%
489Warwick12.4%
490Barnstable Town12.3%
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Workers commuting by public transportation (2020-2024)

Reno ranks 223 of 823, highest first.

RankCityWorkers commuting by public transportation
220San Jose2.4%
221West Palm Beach2.4%
222Tucson2.3%
223Reno2.3%
224Savannah2.3%
225Orem2.3%
226Glendale2.3%
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Employed residents working in manufacturing (2020-2024)

Reno ranks 385 of 823, highest first.

RankCityEmployed residents working in manufacturing
382Jackson9.3%
383Somerville9.3%
384Buffalo9.3%
385Reno9.3%
386Murfreesboro9.3%
387Orange9.2%
388Florissant9.2%
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Employed residents in education, health care and social assistance (2020-2024)

Reno ranks 654 of 823, highest first.

RankCityEmployed residents in education, health care and social assistance
651Rochester Hills20.2%
652Paramount20.1%
653Joliet20.1%
654Reno20.1%
655Ogden20.1%
656West Palm Beach20.1%
657Kent20.1%
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Median gross rent per month (2020-2024)

Reno ranks 431 of 823, highest first.

RankCityMedian gross rent per month
428Las Vegas$1,563
429Suffolk$1,563
430Bloomington$1,561
431Reno$1,556
432Skokie$1,552
433Farmington Hills$1,551
434Palatine$1,549
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Median value of owner-occupied homes (2020-2024)

Reno ranks 223 of 823, highest first.

RankCityMedian value of owner-occupied homes
220Flagstaff$552,900
221Federal Way$552,800
222Weymouth Town$552,100
223Reno$548,300
224Woodland$548,200
225Auburn$547,900
226Coral Springs$545,400
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Median home value as a multiple of median household income (2020-2024)

Reno ranks 141 of 820, highest first.

RankCityMedian home value as a multiple of median household income
138Boca Raton6.8x
139Lynn6.8x
140Fort Collins6.8x
141Reno6.8x
142Oxnard6.8x
143Everett6.8x
144Elizabeth6.8x
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Occupied homes lived in by their owners (2020-2024)

Reno ranks 621 of 823, highest first.

RankCityOccupied homes lived in by their owners
618San Mateo49.9%
619Scranton49.9%
620Olympia49.8%
621Reno49.8%
622North Charleston49.8%
623Utica49.7%
624Waltham49.7%
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Households with a broadband subscription (2020-2024)

Reno ranks 648 of 823, highest first.

RankCityHouseholds with a broadband subscription
645Watsonville89.5%
646Porterville89.5%
647Pawtucket89.5%
648Reno89.4%
649Lansing89.4%
650Perth Amboy89.4%
651Brockton89.4%
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Households with no internet access (2020-2024)

Reno ranks 226 of 823, highest first.

RankCityHouseholds with no internet access
223Bayonne6.7%
224Springfield6.7%
225Greenville6.7%
226Reno6.6%
227Taylor6.6%
228Colton6.6%
229Lubbock6.6%
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