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Henderson is a Las Vegas suburb southeast of the city, and its student housing market consists primarily of UNLV students who want newer construction at lower prices than near-campus Las Vegas options. The city is suburban and car-dependent, with no meaningful transit connection to UNLV's campus. Rents are comparable to or slightly lower than the UNLV corridor in Las Vegas. Students who choose Henderson are almost exclusively doing so for housing quality and space, accepting a car commute to campus.
Henderson's most walkable area near the historic district, with some apartment options.
Newer apartment complexes with good amenities at competitive prices. Car required for everything.
Here's what you need to know about getting around Henderson.
RTC buses run between Henderson and Las Vegas, but frequency is limited and the commute to UNLV by bus takes 45+ minutes. Most Henderson students drive.
Henderson's Water Street historic area is walkable. The rest is car-oriented suburban development. Biking to UNLV is a long haul.
Abundant. Not a concern.
Common questions from students searching for housing.
Henderson runs $750-$1,050/mo per person — comparable to the Las Vegas UNLV corridor, sometimes slightly lower for newer construction.