Aerial map of Las Vegas valley neighborhoods showing ZIP code boundaries from Summerlin to Henderson in 2026
Aerial map of Las Vegas valley neighborhoods showing ZIP code boundaries from Summerlin to Henderson in 2026. Photo: Nevada Real Estate Group editorial.
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Las Vegas ZIP Codes Map and Neighborhood Guide 2026

Chris Nevada — Nevada Real Estate Group
By Chris NevadaLicense S.181401
· Updated · 21 min read

The Las Vegas valley spans more than 60 ZIP codes, and each one tells a story about price, schools, safety, and lifestyle. This guide maps every major ZIP to its neighborhood, median price, and school zone so you can shop smarter.

Published June 20, 2026 · Updated June 20, 2026 · By Chris Nevada, Nevada Real Estate Group · NV License S.181401

The Las Vegas valley spans roughly 60 active residential ZIP codes, and the one you choose can swing your median home price from about $330,000 to over $1.2 million. Summerlin sits in 89135, 89138, and 89144; Henderson runs 89002 through 89077; Spring Valley is 89147 and 89117; Enterprise covers 89178 and 89183; Centennial Hills is 89149 and 89166; Downtown is 89101 and 89104. Each ZIP carries its own school zone, property-tax district, and price band, so reading the ZIP is the fastest way to read a neighborhood before you ever tour a home.

  • Summerlin ZIP 89135 carries a median near $1.05M, while Downtown 89101 sits closer to $300,000 — a 3x spread.
  • Henderson uses ZIP codes 89002, 89011, 89012, 89014, 89015, 89044, 89052, and 89074 across its master plans.
  • Enterprise (89178, 89183) and the southwest are the valley's fastest-growing new-construction ZIP codes in 2026.
  • Property-tax districts and CCSD school zones follow ZIP boundaries loosely — always verify the exact parcel before buying.
  • Use ZIP filters on every search portal to isolate price, safety, and school data before scheduling any showings.

Why Do Las Vegas ZIP Codes Matter So Much When Home Shopping?

A ZIP code is the single most useful shorthand a Las Vegas buyer has. In a valley this large — the Las Vegas-Henderson-Paradise MSA holds roughly 2.3 million residents per the U.S. Census Bureau — neighborhood names blur together, but the five-digit ZIP cuts through the noise. It tells you the approximate median price, the likely Clark County School District zone, the secondary property-tax band, and even the broad safety profile.

I have walked homes in nearly every residential ZIP in this valley, and the pattern holds: ZIP 89135 in Summerlin and ZIP 89101 Downtown are barely 12 miles apart, yet the median sale price between them differs by roughly $750,000. That is the power of the ZIP. When a relocating buyer calls our office at (702) 637-1759 and says "I have $500,000 and two kids in elementary school," the first thing I do is narrow the search to four or five ZIP codes — because the ZIP filters price and schools faster than any other tool.

The U.S. Postal Service assigns these codes for mail routing, not real estate, so a single ZIP can straddle two cities or two school zones. According to the USPS, ZIP boundaries shift as delivery volume grows, which is why a parcel-level check always beats a ZIP-level assumption. Still, as a first filter, nothing beats it. For a deeper orientation to the metro, our guide on living in Las Vegas covers the lifestyle layer that sits on top of these boundaries.

Aerial view of Las Vegas valley neighborhoods spanning multiple ZIP codes from Summerlin to Henderson
The Las Vegas valley spans more than 60 residential ZIP codes, each with its own price and school profile.

Which ZIP Codes Map to Each Las Vegas Neighborhood?

Here is the master reference table. These are the ZIP codes I use every day to anchor a buyer's search before we narrow to specific communities.

Las Vegas valley ZIP codes mapped to neighborhood, city, and median price (Q2 2026).
Neighborhood / AreaPrimary ZIP CodesCityRough Median Price
Summerlin89135, 89138, 89144Las Vegas$850,000-$1,050,000
Spring Valley89117, 89147, 89146Las Vegas$440,000-$520,000
Enterprise89178, 89183, 89139Las Vegas$480,000-$560,000
Centennial Hills89149, 89166, 89131Las Vegas$470,000-$540,000
Henderson (Green Valley)89014, 89074, 89052Henderson$520,000-$620,000
Henderson (Anthem / Seven Hills)89044, 89052Henderson$620,000-$780,000
Downtown / Medical District89101, 89104, 89106Las Vegas$290,000-$360,000
The Strip corridor / Paradise89109, 89169, 89119Paradise$310,000-$480,000
North Las Vegas89031, 89032, 89084, 89081North Las Vegas$400,000-$470,000
Boulder City89005, 89006Boulder City$480,000-$560,000

Source: Las Vegas REALTORS MLS Q2 2026, Clark County Assessor, USPS ZIP boundary data.

According to Las Vegas REALTORS, the valley-wide median for an existing single-family home sat near $485,000 in mid-2026, which makes the table above a quick way to see which ZIP codes run above or below the metro line. Summerlin and the premium Henderson ZIPs sit well above; Downtown and parts of the Strip corridor sit well below.

Which ZIP Codes Belong to Summerlin and the Western Valley?

Summerlin is the Howard Hughes master plan on the valley's western edge against Red Rock Canyon, and it primarily occupies three ZIP codes: 89135 (Summerlin South and The Vistas), 89138 (Summerlin West, Stonebridge, and Redpoint), and 89144 (older Summerlin North villages like The Crossing and Sun City Summerlin). A sliver of 89134 also captures Sun City Summerlin's age-restricted homes.

ZIP 89135 carries the highest median of the three — frequently north of $1 million — because it includes The Ridges and the newest custom-lot inventory. ZIP 89138 has surged as Summerlin West builds out, with new-construction product from national builders driving the median toward $900,000. If new builds are your priority, our new construction hub tracks active Summerlin West communities.

Summerlin ZIP codes by village, median price, and home style (2026).
Summerlin ZIPVillages / AreasMedian PriceStyle
89135The Ridges, The Vistas, Summerlin South$950,000-$1,200,000Luxury, custom lots
89138Stonebridge, Redpoint, Summerlin West$720,000-$950,000New construction
89144The Crossing, The Trails, Sun City$620,000-$820,000Established, mature
89134Sun City Summerlin (55+)$480,000-$650,000Age-restricted

Source: Las Vegas REALTORS, Clark County Assessor, Nevada Real Estate Group transaction data 2026.

Spring Valley sits just southeast of Summerlin in ZIP codes 89117, 89147, and 89146. It offers the most "Summerlin-adjacent" value in the valley — established 1990s and 2000s homes within a 10-minute drive of Downtown Summerlin at medians $400,000 to $500,000 lower. For buyers priced out of 89135, Spring Valley is the move-up community I steer them toward first.

Which ZIP Codes Cover Henderson and the Southeast Valley?

Henderson is its own incorporated city, and it spans a wide band of ZIP codes from 89002 through 89077. The headline numbers: 89052 and 89044 anchor the premium master plans (Anthem, Seven Hills, Inspirada, Cadence's southern reach), while 89014 and 89074 cover the established Green Valley core. ZIP 89011 captures Cadence and Lake Las Vegas's western approach, and 89015 covers older Henderson near Water Street.

Henderson ZIP codes by master plan, median price, and key notes (Q2 2026).
Henderson ZIPMaster Plans / AreasMedian PriceNotes
89052Anthem, Seven Hills, Inspirada$640,000-$820,000Premium, guard-gated options
89044Anthem, Madeira Canyon$620,000-$760,000Golf, mountain views
89074Green Valley South, Whitney Ranch$520,000-$620,000Established, central
89014Green Valley, Pecos-Legacy$480,000-$560,000Mature trees, value
89011Cadence, Tuscany, Lake Las Vegas$480,000-$640,000New construction + resort
89012Green Valley Ranch, MacDonald Ranch$560,000-$720,000Walkable District amenities

Source: Las Vegas REALTORS MLS Q2 2026, Clark County Assessor.

According to the Clark County Assessor, the secondary tax rates layered on top of the base Nevada rate vary meaningfully between these Henderson ZIPs — newer master plans like Inspirada and Cadence carry bond-funded infrastructure districts that older Green Valley ZIPs (89014, 89074) do not. That is why two homes of identical assessed value can carry annual tax bills $600 to $1,200 apart depending on the ZIP. Our deep dive on property taxes in Las Vegas walks through how to read those districts before you write an offer. For the broader Summerlin-versus-Henderson decision, see our Las Vegas vs Henderson comparison.

Anthem master plan in Henderson ZIP code 89052 with mountain views and golf course homes
Henderson's premium master plans cluster in ZIP codes 89044 and 89052 against the southern mountains.

Which ZIP Codes Define the Southwest, Enterprise, and Spring Valley?

The southwest valley is where the bulk of 2026 new-construction activity is happening, and Enterprise leads it. Enterprise is an unincorporated township covering ZIP codes 89178, 89183, and parts of 89139 and 89141. Mountain's Edge, Rhodes Ranch, and Southern Highlands all fall within or adjacent to these ZIPs, with medians running $480,000 to $560,000 for resale and higher for new builds.

ZIP 89141 (Southern Highlands and the far southwest) carries one of the more attractive value profiles in the valley — guard-gated golf living at prices well below comparable Summerlin product. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the Las Vegas MSA's job growth in logistics and healthcare has concentrated demand in these southwest ZIPs, where commute times to the airport and the I-15 corridor are shortest.

Southwest ZIPCommunitiesMedian PriceGrowth Profile
89178Mountain's Edge, Rhodes Ranch$480,000-$560,000High new-build activity
89183Southern Highlands edge, Silverado Ranch$440,000-$540,000Family-oriented
89141Southern Highlands$560,000-$780,000Guard-gated golf value
89139Spring Valley South, Blue Diamond$420,000-$500,000Established + infill
89117Spring Valley / Lakes$440,000-$540,000Mature, central-west

Source: Las Vegas REALTORS, Clark County Assessor, U.S. Census Bureau ACS 2024.

Which ZIP Codes Cover Centennial Hills and the Northwest?

The northwest valley — anchored by Centennial Hills and Skye Canyon — runs through ZIP codes 89149, 89166, 89131, and 89143. This is the most family-driven submarket in Las Vegas, with newer schools, larger lots per dollar, and quick access to the US-95 corridor. Medians sit in the $470,000 to $560,000 band, making it the sweet spot for move-up families priced out of Summerlin.

According to the U.S. Census Bureau, the northwest ZIPs have among the highest shares of households with children under 18 in the valley, which tracks with what I see on the ground: 89166 (Skye Canyon) and 89149 (Centennial Hills core) draw families chasing newer construction and the Floyd Lamb Park / Mount Charleston gateway lifestyle.

Northwest ZIPCommunitiesMedian PriceFamily Profile
89149Centennial Hills, Providence$470,000-$550,000Established family core
89166Skye Canyon, Providence West$500,000-$600,000Newest construction
89131Centennial Hills North, Aliante edge$460,000-$540,000Larger lots
89143Tule Springs, Skye Canyon north$480,000-$580,000Emerging growth

Source: Las Vegas REALTORS, Clark County School District, Clark County Assessor.

Which ZIP Codes Cover North Las Vegas?

North Las Vegas is a separate incorporated city, and it owns ZIP codes 89030, 89031, 89032, 89081, 89084, 89085, and 89086. The Aliante master plan in 89084 and the newer Valley Vista and Park Highlands communities in 89085 and 89086 represent the city's growth frontier, while 89030 and 89032 cover the older, more affordable core.

North Las Vegas offers some of the most accessible price points in the valley — medians from about $400,000 to $470,000 — and the city has invested heavily in infrastructure to support the Apex Industrial Park employment corridor. For first-time buyers using FHA financing, North Las Vegas ZIPs frequently deliver the most home per dollar in the metro.

North Las Vegas ZIPCommunitiesMedian PriceProfile
89084Aliante$440,000-$520,000Master plan, golf
89085Valley Vista, Park Highlands$460,000-$560,000New construction
89086Park Highlands north$450,000-$540,000Emerging
89031Craig Ranch area$400,000-$460,000Established value
89032West Cheyenne corridor$380,000-$440,000Most affordable

Source: Las Vegas REALTORS MLS Q2 2026, Clark County Assessor.

Aliante master plan in North Las Vegas ZIP code 89084 with golf course and family homes
North Las Vegas master plans like Aliante (89084) deliver some of the valley's strongest price-per-square-foot value.

Which ZIP Codes Cover Downtown, the Strip, and Boulder City?

Downtown Las Vegas and the urban core occupy ZIP codes 89101, 89104, 89106, and 89107. These are the valley's most affordable single-family ZIPs — medians from about $290,000 to $360,000 — and they are the heart of the Medical District and Arts District revitalization. The 18b Arts District in 89101 has seen meaningful condo and townhome development, but single-family stock here skews older.

The Strip corridor and Paradise township run through 89109 (the resort core), 89169, and 89119. These ZIPs are dominated by high-rise condominiums rather than single-family homes; a $400,000 budget here buys a mid-floor tower unit rather than a house. Boulder City, a charming small town with strict no-gaming, slow-growth ordinances, holds ZIP codes 89005 and 89006, with medians in the $480,000 to $560,000 range and a genuinely small-town feel 25 minutes from the Strip.

AreaZIP CodesMedian PriceHousing Type
Downtown / Arts District89101, 89104$290,000-$360,000Older single-family, lofts
Medical District89106, 89107$300,000-$380,000Single-family, infill
Strip corridor / Paradise89109, 89169, 89119$310,000-$480,000High-rise condos
Boulder City89005, 89006$480,000-$560,000Small-town single-family

Source: Las Vegas REALTORS, Clark County Assessor, USPS.

What Are the Most Affordable ZIP Codes in Las Vegas?

If your budget is the constraint, these ZIP codes deliver the lowest medians while still offering livable, accessible neighborhoods. According to Las Vegas REALTORS, the most affordable single-family ZIPs cluster in the urban core, east valley, and parts of North Las Vegas.

ZIP CodeAreaMedian PriceWhy It's Affordable
89101Downtown$290,000-$340,000Older stock, urban core
89104East Las Vegas$300,000-$350,000Established, central
89032North Las Vegas$380,000-$440,000Entry-level master plans
89110East valley / Sunrise$340,000-$400,000Mature neighborhoods
89121Paradise / east of Strip$360,000-$420,000Central, transit access

Source: Las Vegas REALTORS MLS Q2 2026, Clark County Assessor.

A buyer with a $350,000 budget and good credit can realistically own a single-family home in 89101, 89104, or 89110 — and with Nevada's zero state income tax, that monthly payment stretches further than it would in almost any comparable Western metro. According to the Freddie Mac Primary Mortgage Market Survey, the 30-year fixed rate has held in a stable band through 2026, which keeps these entry-level ZIPs within reach for first-time buyers who lock in financing early.

Which ZIP Codes Are Considered the Safest in Las Vegas?

Safety is the question I field most from relocating families, and while no ZIP is risk-free, the data consistently points to the master-planned, lower-density ZIPs on the valley's edges. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics and FBI Uniform Crime Reporting framework, property and violent crime rates in Las Vegas are lowest in the newer suburban ZIPs where HOA governance, gated access, and lower transient populations correlate with fewer incidents.

ZIP CodeAreaProfileWhy It Ranks Safe
89052Anthem / Seven Hills (Henderson)Master plan, gatedLow density, HOA governance
89135Summerlin SouthLuxury master planGated villages, patrols
89166Skye CanyonNew constructionFamily-oriented, newer
89044Anthem (Henderson)Golf, gatedMountain edge, low traffic
89138Summerlin WestNew master planControlled-access villages

Source: Clark County public-safety reporting, Bureau of Labor Statistics, Nevada Real Estate Group neighborhood analysis 2026.

I always remind buyers that crime data should be checked at the parcel and neighborhood level, not just the ZIP level — a single ZIP can contain both a gated master plan and an older commercial-adjacent pocket. Use the ZIP as your first filter, then verify the specific block before you buy.

Which ZIP Codes Are Best for Families and School Zones?

Schools in Las Vegas are governed by the Clark County School District — one of the largest districts in the country — and school zones follow attendance boundaries that overlap but do not perfectly match ZIP codes. Still, certain ZIPs consistently feed into the highest-rated schools per GreatSchools ratings.

ZIP CodeAreaNotable School StrengthMedian Price
89052Anthem / Seven HillsTop-rated Henderson elementaries$640,000-$820,000
89135Summerlin SouthHigh-performing Summerlin feeders$950,000-$1,200,000
89166Skye CanyonNewer schools, magnet access$500,000-$600,000
89074Green Valley SouthEstablished strong elementaries$520,000-$620,000
89149Centennial HillsFamily-zoned, newer campuses$470,000-$550,000

Source: Clark County School District, GreatSchools, Las Vegas REALTORS.

According to the Clark County School District, attendance zones can change year to year as enrollment shifts and new schools open, so a family buying for a specific school should confirm the current zone directly with the district before closing. The premium families pay for the strongest school ZIPs — particularly 89052 and 89135 — is real, but so is the resale support that top schools provide. Families also gravitate to age-targeted living; buyers without kids at home often pivot to our 55-plus communities or the luxury communities tiers depending on budget.

How Do Property Taxes Vary by ZIP Code in Las Vegas?

Nevada's property-tax system is among the most favorable in the country, and the ZIP code is your first clue to the tax band. The base structure is set by Nevada Revised Statutes Chapter 361 and administered by the Nevada Department of Taxation, with the Clark County Assessor handling local valuation.

The effective rate across most Las Vegas ZIPs runs roughly 0.5% to 0.85% of market value annually — far below California or Texas. The variation between ZIPs comes from secondary tax districts: newer master-plan ZIPs (89178 Mountain's Edge, 89011 Cadence, 89052 Inspirada) carry bond-funded infrastructure overlays, while older ZIPs (89014 Green Valley, 89107 Medical District) typically do not. According to the Nevada Department of Taxation, Nevada's 3% annual cap on owner-occupied tax increases is one of the strongest homeowner protections in the nation, regardless of ZIP.

How effective property-tax rates vary by Las Vegas ZIP code type (2026).
ZIP Code TypeExample ZIPsEffective RateWhy
Newer master plans (bonded)89178, 89011, 890520.70%-0.85%Infrastructure bond overlays
Established suburban89074, 89117, 891490.55%-0.70%No active bond stack
Urban core89101, 89104, 891060.50%-0.65%Older, fully amortized
Boulder City89005, 890060.50%-0.60%Slow-growth, low overlay

Source: Clark County Assessor, Nevada Department of Taxation, Nevada Revised Statutes Chapter 361.

On a $500,000 home, the difference between a 0.55% ZIP and an 0.85% ZIP is roughly $1,500 per year — meaningful over a 10-year hold. Our full breakdown on property taxes in Las Vegas shows how to pull the exact rate for any parcel before you commit.

How Should You Use ZIP Codes When Searching for a Home?

Here is the workflow I give every buyer who calls our office. Treat the ZIP as a funnel, not a final answer.

First, set your budget and map it to the price table above to isolate three to five candidate ZIPs. Second, layer in your non-negotiables — schools, commute, new versus resale — to drop that list to two or three. Third, run a ZIP-filtered search on our market report tools to see live inventory and recent sales. Fourth, verify the specifics at the parcel level: the exact school zone via CCSD, the precise tax rate via the Clark County Assessor, and the broadband availability via the FCC National Broadband Map. Fifth, tour homes in your top ZIP and the one adjacent to it — adjacent ZIPs often deliver 80% of the lifestyle at 85% of the price.

According to the FCC, broadband and fiber availability can vary block to block even within a single ZIP, so remote workers should always confirm service at the exact address. For a fast price-and-inventory read on any specific code, our ZIP search tool lets you drill straight into a five-digit area. The Nevada Real Estate Group team — the #1 real estate team in Nevada with $4.1B+ in volume, 6,225+ closed transactions, 150+ agents, and 9,061+ five-star reviews across 16+ years — runs this exact funnel for every client, and you can reach us at (702) 637-1759 to build your shortlist.

Map-style overview of the best Las Vegas neighborhoods and ZIP codes for families and value buyers in 2026
Reading the ZIP first lets you filter price, schools, and safety before you ever schedule a showing.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the most expensive ZIP code in Las Vegas?

ZIP 89135 in Summerlin South is consistently the most expensive single-family ZIP in the valley, with medians frequently above $1 million because it includes The Ridges and the newest custom-lot luxury inventory. ZIP 89052 in Henderson's Anthem and Seven Hills runs a close second among master-plan ZIPs.

What is the most affordable ZIP code in Las Vegas?

ZIP 89101 (Downtown) and 89104 (East Las Vegas) are the most affordable single-family ZIPs, with medians in the $290,000 to $360,000 range. North Las Vegas ZIP 89032 is the most affordable master-plan-adjacent code at $380,000 to $440,000.

Which Las Vegas ZIP codes are best for families?

Families gravitate to 89052 (Anthem / Seven Hills), 89135 (Summerlin South), 89166 (Skye Canyon), 89074 (Green Valley South), and 89149 (Centennial Hills) for their combination of newer homes and top-rated Clark County School District feeder schools. Always confirm the current attendance zone with CCSD before buying.

How many ZIP codes does the Las Vegas valley have?

The Las Vegas valley uses roughly 60 active residential ZIP codes across four cities — Las Vegas, Henderson, North Las Vegas, and Boulder City — plus unincorporated townships like Paradise, Enterprise, and Spring Valley. The USPS adds or splits codes as delivery volume grows.

Do Las Vegas ZIP codes match school zones exactly?

No. Clark County School District attendance boundaries overlap with ZIP codes but do not match them perfectly, and zones can change year to year. Use the ZIP as a first filter, then verify the exact school assignment for a specific address directly with CCSD before you close.

Which ZIP codes are in Henderson versus Las Vegas?

Henderson uses ZIP codes 89002, 89011, 89012, 89014, 89015, 89044, 89052, and 89074. The City of Las Vegas and its unincorporated townships use codes like 89101 through 89149, plus the Summerlin (89135, 89138, 89144) and southwest (89178, 89183) ranges. Some ZIPs straddle city lines, so verify the parcel.

How do property taxes differ between Las Vegas ZIP codes?

The base Nevada rate is uniform, but newer master-plan ZIPs (89178, 89011, 89052) carry bond-funded infrastructure overlays that push effective rates to about 0.70%-0.85%, while older suburban and urban ZIPs run 0.50%-0.70%. On a $500,000 home that gap is roughly $1,500 per year.


Nevada Real Estate Group provides buyer and seller representation across every Las Vegas Valley ZIP code. All pricing reflects Q2 2026 market data and is subject to change. This guide is for informational purposes and does not constitute legal, tax, or financial advice.

About the Author: Chris Nevada leads Nevada Real Estate Group, the #1 real estate team in Nevada with $4.1B+ in total sales volume, 6,225+ closed transactions, 150+ licensed agents, and 9,061+ verified five-star reviews across 16+ years. Licensed in Nevada (S.181401), Chris and his team help buyers translate ZIP-level data into the right neighborhood fit across Summerlin, Henderson, North Las Vegas, and the entire valley. For a personalized ZIP-by-ZIP shortlist, call (702) 637-1759 or email info@nevadagroup.com.

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Which Sources Inform This Las Vegas ZIP Code Guide?

According to Las Vegas REALTORS, median price figures, inventory levels, and closed-sale data in this guide come from Greater Las Vegas Realtors monthly MLS statistics through Q2 2026. Parcel valuation, assessed values, and secondary tax-district detail reference the Clark County Assessor, and recorded boundary detail references Clark County township and city maps.

Property-tax math references Nevada Revised Statutes Chapter 361 and the Nevada Department of Taxation, with brokerage licensing verified through the Nevada Real Estate Division. Demographic and household composition data reference the U.S. Census Bureau American Community Survey, and employment and crime-context data reference the Bureau of Labor Statistics.

According to the Clark County School District, school attendance zones and campus assignments come from the district's current boundary maps, and school ratings reference GreatSchools. ZIP boundary assignments reference the USPS, broadband availability references the FCC National Broadband Map, and mortgage-rate context references the Freddie Mac Primary Mortgage Market Survey.

If you would like help translating any ZIP code into a specific home search, call (702) 637-1759 or browse the team's about page. Final guidance on any active buy or sell decision should always come from a licensed Realtor working with a vetted lender.

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