best parts of las vegas are few and far between as the nicer parts are in henderson and summerlin and the lean to summerlin.
If you are looking to move to the state for wagering purposes I would recommend going to Carson City, overall better quality of living and right in between Reno and Lake Tahoe.
best parts of las vegas are few and far between as the nicer parts are in henderson and summerlin and the lean to summerlin.
If you are looking to move to the state for wagering purposes I would recommend going to Carson City, overall better quality of living and right in between Reno and Lake Tahoe.
Southern Highlands might be an area that you might want to research....
also, depending on your thoughts.....your budget might be better off finding a roommate and renting a 2BR apt......
many of these places are highly transient; those with mostly 2-3 br apts are less transient....
Southern Highlands might be an area that you might want to research....
also, depending on your thoughts.....your budget might be better off finding a roommate and renting a 2BR apt......
many of these places are highly transient; those with mostly 2-3 br apts are less transient....
DONT get a roomate, as you'll end up getting stiffed on the rent share by some scumbag, get your own place.
LH Ssoccer13 has the right idea of his location is decent and away enough from the strip and scum.
DONT get a roomate, as you'll end up getting stiffed on the rent share by some scumbag, get your own place.
LH Ssoccer13 has the right idea of his location is decent and away enough from the strip and scum.
Yea a roomate is a bad bad idea unless you're moving in with a friend that is half way responsible.
What's the purpose of you moving out here if you don't mind me asking? If you already have a job lined up that's how I would make the decision. While everything is relatively close traffic can be a pain in the ass in this city I mean not as bad as LA or anything, but coming from UNLV which is right by the strip to the side of town LHSoccer and Yavapai is talking about is a 40 minute venture between 2-6pm. Just stay away from Henderson/Green Valley the cops there are a little rediculous and have a little to much time on their hands.
Yea a roomate is a bad bad idea unless you're moving in with a friend that is half way responsible.
What's the purpose of you moving out here if you don't mind me asking? If you already have a job lined up that's how I would make the decision. While everything is relatively close traffic can be a pain in the ass in this city I mean not as bad as LA or anything, but coming from UNLV which is right by the strip to the side of town LHSoccer and Yavapai is talking about is a 40 minute venture between 2-6pm. Just stay away from Henderson/Green Valley the cops there are a little rediculous and have a little to much time on their hands.
$600-700 a month gets you a very transient apartment complex.....that's NEVER a good thing.....Metro Police has a website that lets you look at the variety of crimes in any area in Vegas....you might want to give that a try.
Personally, anything North of the Strip.....Summerlin, for example, is brutal to travel....the highways/drivers here really are poor.....always construction.....
Henderson....is never more than 15-20 minutes.....closer to The M rather than Green Valley would be my choice....
$600-700 a month gets you a very transient apartment complex.....that's NEVER a good thing.....Metro Police has a website that lets you look at the variety of crimes in any area in Vegas....you might want to give that a try.
Personally, anything North of the Strip.....Summerlin, for example, is brutal to travel....the highways/drivers here really are poor.....always construction.....
Henderson....is never more than 15-20 minutes.....closer to The M rather than Green Valley would be my choice....
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