Median rent is 13% lower in Las Vegas ($1,563/mo vs $1,795/mo). Buying is cheaper in Las Vegas, where the median home runs $427,900 versus $429,100. Households earn more in Georgetown ($95,062 vs $73,877 a year). Taken together, Georgetown is the more affordable choice with a cost index of 98.3 against 98.3 — about 0% lower overall prices. After adjusting income for local prices, a typical paycheck stretches further in Georgetown, TX.
City A
Georgetown, TX
City B
Las Vegas, NV
How much would you need to earn in Las Vegas, NV to maintain your standard of living from Georgetown, TX?
Equivalent salary in Las Vegas, NV
$75,008
You'd need $8 more (0% higher).
Based on BEA Regional Price Parity (cost index) for each city's metro area. A rough estimate of overall purchasing power, not tax or take-home pay.
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Georgetown
Texas
Las Vegas
Nevada
👥Population
💰Median Household Income
Annual
🏠Median Gross Rent
Per month
🏡Median Home Value
📊Cost of Living Index
US avg = 100
🔑1BR Fair Market Rent
HUD FMR
🔑2BR Fair Market Rent
HUD FMR
🔑3BR Fair Market Rent
HUD FMR
🌬️Air Quality Index
Lower = cleaner
🏛️Top State Income Tax
Top marginal rate
🧾State Sales Tax
Statewide base rate
🎂Median Age
Years
✓ = better value · Sources: US Census ACS, BEA RPP, HUD FMR, EPA AirNow, Tax Foundation
Median rent is modestly lower in Las Vegas at $1,563/mo compared to $1,795/mo in Georgetown (13% gap). Median home values are within 0% of each other: $429,100 in Georgetown and $427,900 in Las Vegas.
1BR Fair Market Rent
2BR Fair Market Rent
BLS OEWS 2023 — metro-level data
State tax data is not yet available for these cities.
Georgetown
Income tax: N/A
Sales tax: N/A
Las Vegas
Income tax: N/A
Sales tax: N/A
Air quality data is available for Las Vegas (avg AQI 36.0) but not yet for Georgetown.
Pick Georgetown if you prioritize higher median household income ($95,062/yr).
Pick Las Vegas if you prioritize cheaper rent ($1,563/mo median).
Is Georgetown cheaper than Las Vegas?
Georgetown is cheaper overall, with a cost of living index of 98.3 versus 98.3 (US average = 100). That means prices run about 0% lower in Georgetown.
How much is rent in Georgetown vs Las Vegas?
Median rent is $1,795/mo in Georgetown, TX and $1,563/mo in Las Vegas, NV. Las Vegas, NV has the lower rent by about 13%.
Which has higher salaries — Georgetown or Las Vegas?
Median household income is $95,062 in Georgetown, TX and $73,877 in Las Vegas, NV. Georgetown, TX has the higher median income. Note that BLS occupational wages in the table above show wages for specific jobs.
Which city has better air quality?
Air quality data is not yet available for one or both cities.
Which has lower taxes — Georgetown or Las Vegas?
State tax data is not yet available for one or both cities.
What salary do I need in Las Vegas to match my Georgetown income?
To maintain the same purchasing power, a salary of $100,000 in Georgetown, TX is equivalent to roughly $100,010 in Las Vegas, NV (using the BEA Regional Price Parity ratio). Use the salary calculator above for any income amount.
Data last updated: December 1, 2026 · Sources: US Census ACS, BEA RPP, BLS OEWS, HUD FMR, EPA AirNow, Tax Foundation · Methodology