Las Vegas

Budget covers shared housing and home cooking, comfortable includes a 1-bed apartment and regular dining out, luxury adds premium housing and entertainment.

Las Vegas has abundant housing inventory with competitive prices but short-term rentals command significant premiums.

Las Vegas is highly car-dependent with sprawling suburbs and limited public transit beyond the tourist Strip area.

Fiber and cable internet are widely available with reliable speeds suitable for remote work across most neighborhoods.

Las Vegas offers diverse dining from budget buffets to high-end restaurants, with many locals eating off-Strip for better value.

Coworking scene is growing but limited compared to major tech hubs, with most nomads working from cafes or home.

Most nomads use ESTA or tourist visas but cannot legally work for US companies without proper work authorization.

Tourist areas and residential suburbs are generally safe, but property crime is higher than the national average.

Summer heat is extreme and confining, but mild winters with 300+ sunny days make fall through spring ideal for outdoor work.

Community is smaller than coastal cities but growing, with most being US-based remote workers rather than international nomads.