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Moving to Reno

Reno, Nevada, is only 22 miles from Lake Tahoe and seven hours from Las Vegas. This city received its nickname, "The Biggest Little City in the World," when it grew rapidly in popularity as a resort town after the state of Nevada legalized gambling.

Although Reno, Nevada, is best known for its casinos and exceptional nightlife, it is also a cultural hub with a wide variety of museums, opportunities for outdoor adventure, and award-winning restaurants.

Because of its low taxes, high-paying employment, and stunning natural beauty, Reno is one of the most desirable cities in the American West, drawing many singles, couples, and families.

Keep reading to learn what to expect when making Reno your new home.

Cost of Living in Reno

The cost of living in Reno is around 8% higher than the national average. The median rent in this city is about $1,500 per month, and the average home costs nearly $500,000. However, utilities in Reno are 17% cheaper than the United States average.

Does your new home lack enough storage space? Then consider renting a self-storage unit for items you rarely use. Reno storage units come in varying sizes to match your storage needs. Consult our size guide to select a unit that fits your belongings. Most storage units in Reno offer boat storage and car storage for added convenience. Others sell moving supplies and have climate-controlled units with regulated humidity.

Reno Job Market

Reno has a diverse and robust job market. The most notable industries in the city include tourism and gambling. Other thriving sectors in the area are:

• Technology
• Education
• Financial services
• Communications

The most notable employers in Reno are Washoe County School District, the University of Nevada, Renown Regional Medical Center, and HG Staffing LLC.

Schools and Universities in Reno

The Washoe County School District, which features many highly rated schools, serves Reno. If you are interested in higher education, Reno hosts many top universities and colleges, such as:

• Truckee Meadows Community College
• University of Nevada, Reno
• Career College of Northern Nevada
• University of Phoenix

Most storage facilities in Reno offer short-term storage options for students on vacation.

Most Desirable Neighborhoods and Suburbs in Reno

Located between the Sierra Nevada mountain range and the Virginia Foothills, Reno has some of the most picturesque neighborhoods in the United States. They include:

Midtown

The primary attraction in Midtown is S Virginia Ave, with its stylish cafes, restaurants like Chuy's Mexican Kitchen, vintage apparel shops, trendy bars, and other establishments that lure people toward the area. Homes here are a blend of recent townhome complexes and older homes built in the 1920s and 1950s.

Damonte Ranch

Located in South Reno, an Italian immigrant who raised alfalfa and cattle found Damonte Ranch. Over 2,000 acres have been set aside for this new town, which includes residential areas, business parks, a community park, and miles of meandering biking and hiking routes.

Lemmon Valley

This neighborhood is part of the Reno-Sparks Metropolitan Statistical Area. It offers residents a unique blend of rural and suburban living. It also has good public schools, making it popular for young families.

Suburbs Near Reno

Some of the most popular suburbs near Reno include Sun Valley, Hidden Valley, and Sparks. They feature affordable housing and diverse home styles.

Explore Reno self-storage units for a smooth transition.