What it’s like
Mostly 1980s and 1990s homes and apartments. Chinatown along Spring Mountain Road has hundreds of restaurants open late.
Day to day
Central and affordable, with a big mix of housing and some of the best Asian food in the city along Spring Mountain Road nearby.
Who it suits: People who want to live close to the Strip on a budget, and hospitality workers.
Pros
- Close to the Strip
- More affordable
- Superb food
Cons
- Older housing stock
- Busier, denser streets
Price tiers compare areas within the Las Vegas valley. Check current listings and school ratings for the exact streets you are considering.
Moving checklist
- Nevada driver’s licence within 30 days; register your car within 60 days (DMV).
- Set up NV Energy, Southwest Gas and your water provider.
- Check the HOA rules and fees for the community.
- Look up zoned schools in the Clark County School District.
Frequently asked questions
Is Spring Valley and Chinatown a good place to live?
People who want to live close to the Strip on a budget, and hospitality workers. Pros: close to the strip, more affordable, superb food. Cons: older housing stock, busier, denser streets.
How far is Spring Valley and Chinatown from the Strip?
About 10 to 20 minutes to the Strip.
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