Over the past two decades, the Las Vegas metro and Clark County have experienced a significant population increase, transforming into the 24th largest city in the U.S. in 2022.   UNLV’s Center for Business and Economic Research (CBER) states the population will continue to grow over the next four decades, predicting a 42% surge.  With its lower cost of living than much of California and idyllic weather, the area is optimal for residential and commercial purposes.

The city’s growth is further solidified by plans for a basketball team and the imminent arrival of a baseball franchise. The burgeoning economic landscape, coupled with a growing population, underscores the ease of conducting business in Las Vegas. The thriving downtown area, exemplified by the presence of major companies like Amazon, attests to the city’s appeal as a business hub.

Diverse sectors, including gambling, tourism, hospitality, and technology, contribute to the resilience of the Las Vegas economy, making it less susceptible to economic downturns. and a cost of living below the national average makes it a cost-effective choice for businesses. Additionally, the central location facilitates easy business travel to other parts of the nation, with Harry Reid International Airport offering flights to over 150 destinations worldwide.