When Is the Best Time to Sell a House in Nevada?

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By Jon Stubbs Updated January 2, 2026
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The best time to sell a house in Nevada to maximize returns is June. Last year, the average listing price for Nevada homes in June was $389,775, which is $23,991 more than the annual average.

The best month to sell your house fast in Nevada is April, because that's when homes tend to spend the least amount of time on the market. Last year, Nevada homes sold in April were on the market for an average of 39 days, which is 9 days faster than the annual average.

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Should I sell my house now?

Whether you should sell your house now depends on multiple fluctuating factors and your home-selling priorities. In addition to understanding the best months to sell fast or aim for maximum returns, consider the following data.

Current market conditions in Nevada

Nevada has approximately 13,277 homes on the market, including 3,388 listed in the last 30 days.

At the moment, these figures and other data suggest Nevada is experiencing a moderate buyer's market, with inventory outpacing buyer demand. So market conditions are generally not favorable for sellers.[1]

More houses on the market than buyers means your house could sell for less, no matter what month of the year you sell.

However, local conditions within Nevada vary.

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Current mortgage interest rates

It may not be a good time to sell if interest rates are high. High interest rates generally deter buyers from entering the market.

As of December 31, 2025, 30-year fixed rate mortgages carry 6.15% interest, which is lower than rates generally seen from 1975-2000, but higher than the historical lows we saw in 2020-21.[2] In 2026, rates are projected to range between 5.9% and 6.2%.[3]

You should also consider the interest rate you have on your current mortgage. If you've locked in a much lower rate on your current mortgage, it may not make financial sense to sell your home now if you have to get a higher-interest rate on your next house.

How much equity you have in your current house

If you have 20% or more equity in your house, you’ll typically be in a strong position to sell.

With that much equity, you'll likely have a decent amount of profit when you sell, leaving you in a strong financial position for your next purchase or move.

Typically, it takes 5-10 years living in a home and paying down your mortgage to build 20% equity.

Best time to sell a house in Nevada for price

The best month to sell a house for top dollar in Nevada is June, when homes sell for an average of $389,775 (or $23,991 more than the annual average).

Historical data can help you understand when prices in Nevada are typically at their annual high and low. While each year will have slight variations, we analyzed recent sale prices to identify trends and average prices for each month.

Month Average sale price[4] Difference from average sale price
January $355,335 -$10,449
February $358,177 -$7,607
March $367,728 $1,944
April $375,864 $10,080
May $382,967 $17,183
June $389,775 $23,991
July $374,927 $9,143
August $372,716 $6,932
September $354,421 -$11,363
October $353,048 -$12,736
November $351,724 -$14,060
December $352,724 -$13,060
Annual average $365,784
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Best time to sell a house in Nevada for speed

In Nevada, the fastest month to sell a house is April, when homes spend an average of 39 days on the market (DOM) — 9 days fewer than the annual average.

When a market has a low average DOM, that's usually an indicator of favorable conditions for sellers, i.e., a high demand among buyers. The annual average in Nevada is 48 days on the market, compared to the national average of 63 days.

When a state's average DOM is less than the national average, it indicates a seller's market in that state. Conversely, when the state average DOM exceeds the national average, it indicates a buyer's market, meaning a less desirable time to sell.

We examined recent data to identify historically favorable months for quick sales in Nevada.

Month Days on market[4] Difference from average
January 64 16 days slower
February 50 2 days slower
March 42 6 days faster
April 39 9 days faster
May 40 8 days faster
June 41 7 days faster
July 44 4 days faster
August 45 3 days faster
September 47 1 days faster
October 48 Equal to average
November 52 4 days slower
December 59 11 days slower
Annual average 48
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Best time to sell a house in Nevada by location

It's important to note that trends vary from region to region. The table below shows the most lucrative months to sell a house for five cities in Nevada.

Location Best month to sell Typical sales premium Average days on market[4]
Las Vegas May $11,595 44
Reno September $34,806 44
Carson City October $38,601 37
Gardnerville Ranchos September $44,074 60
Fernley $0
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Top ways to sell your house no matter the time of year

If you need to sell your Nevada home and it's not the best time of year to list for speed or price, you still have options.

  • Sell your home quickly: Sell to a cash buyer or an iBuyer. Cash buyers are best for sellers who need to sell in a matter of days without investing any money to fix up or stage the home. Services like Clever Offers allow you to compare multiple offers. iBuyers can also close quickly with cash, but your house needs to be in good condition to qualify.
  • Save money with a low commission realtor: List with a low commission brokerage in Nevada and work with full-service agents who work for reduced commissions.
  • Sell without a realtor: List with a flat fee MLS company in Nevada. You'll save on listing commission, but you'll need to complete every step of the selling process yourself, making this option best for experienced sellers with extra time on their hands.
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FAQs about the best time to sell a house in Nevada

If you're after the best sales price, the best month to sell in Nevada is June when houses sell for 1.60% more than average.

If your priority is speed, April is the best time to sell because homes tend to sell 9 days faster than average.

You may also want to take other factors into consideration.

January is the month when homes sell for the least amount of money.

When it comes to a quick sale, January is the worst time to list. Homes stay on the market for an average of 66 days.

You may also want to take other factors into consideration.

Why trust us

Data sources

Our Research Team uses real estate data from reputable sources such as Zillow, Redfin, Realtor.com, FreddieMac, and the U.S. Census to determine the best and worst months to sell a house in Nevada. We also analyze and synthesize monthly trends for listing prices, housing inventory, and mortgage rates into our own Clever Market Heat Index to determine the state of local real estate markets. We refresh the data on our pages as the primary sources update.

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Article Sources

[3] Fannie Mae – "Fannie Mae". Updated October 1, 2025.
[4] Realtor.com – "Realtor.com Housing Data". Updated November 1, 2025.

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