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Reno market data · updated September 2026

Reno apartment market data, month by month.

Occupancy, rents, concessions and absorption across the Reno market since January 2023. Explore it, compare submarkets, then print it or send it to a partner.

Occupancy

94.1%

Effective rent

$1,800

+5.1% YoY

Offering concessions

16%

Units absorbed, 12 mo

1,064

trailing year

Submarkets

Not every part of Reno moves together.

Latest effective rent and occupancy for each submarket ALN reports. Some submarkets appear only in months where they rank among the top or bottom performers, so each shows its latest reading.

How we manage across Reno

Sparks

95.7% occupied

$1,883+7.8%

West Reno

96.1% occupied

$1,903+6.6%

Central Reno/Airport

93.4% occupied

$1,856+4.3%

Carson City

97.5% occupied · Jan 2026

$1,534+4.9%

North Valleys

85.1% occupied · Jul 2026

$1,745+2.3%

Downtown Reno

89.8% occupied

$1,397+3.7%

Douglas County

$1,157+7.4%

By property type

The whole market, September 2026

TypeSharePropertiesUnitsOccupancyAvg sizeAsking rentEffective rentOffering concessions
Conventional72%36645,79294.1%883 sq ft$1,824$1,80015.6%
Affordable17%9510,79391.4%808 sq ft$1,342$1,32914.3%
Senior Living8%605,00596.8%621 sq ft$2,216$2,21013.0%
Student Housing4%162,41295.3%856 sq ft$2,303$2,27910.0%

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Data: ALN Apartment Data (alndata.com), Reno market reports for conventional properties unless noted. Charts and analysis by Next Level Property Management. For information only; not investment advice.

Questions

About the market data

Where does this Reno apartment market data come from?
The Reno apartment market data on this page comes from ALN Apartment Data monthly and quarterly reports for the Reno market, organized and charted by Next Level Property Management.
What is the difference between asking rent and effective rent?
Asking rent is the advertised price. Effective rent is what residents actually pay after concessions, so it is the better measure of real pricing power.
What counts as a concession?
A concession is a discount to win a lease, such as free weeks or a reduced first month. The share of properties offering concessions shows how hard owners are working to fill units.
What does units absorbed mean?
Absorption is the net number of units newly occupied over the trailing year. Positive absorption means demand is taking up supply.
Which properties are included?
The main figures cover conventional market-rate apartments in the Reno market. The property type table also shows affordable, senior and student housing.
Can I share or save this report?
Yes. Copy the link to share the exact view, print it or save it as a PDF, or have it emailed to you.