Nevada Income Limits by County, 2026

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About these limits

HUD publishes a limit for every county each year. Most down payment help uses 80% of the area median income, adjusted for how many people live in the home. Limits are for the HUD area around the county, not the county alone. Source: HUD FY 2026 Income Limits.

HUD's area median family income and the low-income limit (80% of median, family of four) for all 16 Nevada counties, highest median first. These limits gate most down payment assistance and affordable mortgage programs.

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Nevada counties
CountyArea median incomeLow income (80%), 4 peopleVery low (50%), 4 people
Storey County$116,800$93,450$58,400
Washoe County$116,800$93,450$58,400
Esmeralda County$116,700$91,050$56,900
Douglas County$111,500$89,200$55,750
Elko County$111,500$89,200$55,750
White Pine County$106,500$85,200$53,250
Pershing County$103,500$84,400$52,750
Lander County$101,900$84,400$52,750
Churchill County$100,600$84,400$52,750
Lincoln County$98,900$83,850$52,400
Clark County$98,200$84,400$52,750
Lyon County$97,800$83,200$52,000
Humboldt County$96,000$84,400$52,750
Carson City$91,000$82,250$51,400
Nye County$75,700$82,250$51,400
Mineral County$67,700$82,250$51,400

Sources

Figures are computed from the documents above and rounded to the dollar. All sources.

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