Las Vegas multifamily closed Q3 2026 near the bottom of the cycle. Supply is cresting, vacancy is easing, and buyers have more leverage than they have had in years.
Our Q3 2026 Las Vegas Multifamily Report covers vacancy, rents, cap rates, closed sales, small multifamily (2–4 unit) comps, our Deal Desk underwriting of 139 listings, HUD and SNRHA rent changes, and Opportunity Zones 2.0. Read the full report below.
Q3 2026 at a Glance
- Vacancy: about 9.1%, down from the 10.3% peak in Q3 2025, as absorption of 3,142 units nearly matched 3,350 deliveries
- Average asking rent: $1,478 (−0.9% YoY); effective rents fell 3.1% with about one month free still standard on lease-ups
- Asking cap rate: 6.18%, up from 6.03% a year ago
- Closed sales: 70 (−15.7% QoQ) at a median $157,750 per unit, with 194 days on market
- Fourplexes: closed near $620K ($155K/unit), about 7% below our $166,863 median ask
- New-origination loan rate: 6.35% (+17 bps QoQ)
Our read: Q4 2026 through mid-2027 looks like a basis-driven buy window, especially for value-add product in North and East Las Vegas and core Henderson and Summerlin assets.
Read the Full Report
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