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SNRHA Payment Standards 2026–27
Southern Nevada Regional Housing Authority (SNRHA) runs the Housing Choice Voucher (Section 8) program for Southern Nevada. It sets its own payment standards — the most it will pay toward rent for each unit size — and federal rules normally require those to fall between 90% and 110% of HUD's Fair Market Rent for the area (the metro-wide FMR, or ZIP-level Small Area FMRs where the authority uses them) unless HUD approves an exception. Below are HUD's FY2027 (effective Oct 1, 2026) figures for the 113 ZIP codes in its area, the benchmark SNRHA's schedule is built from. The figures below cover Clark County ZIP codes, including Las Vegas, Henderson and North Las Vegas.
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HUD rents by ZIP code
2-bedroom HUD figure for each ZIP. Open a ZIP for every unit size.
$2,03089004 Blue Diamond
$2,53089005 Boulder City
$1,57089006 Boulder City
$1,69089007 Bunkerville
$1,57089009 Henderson
$1,69089011 Henderson
$1,89089012 Henderson
$2,16089014 Henderson
$1,89089015 Henderson
$1,57089016 Henderson
$1,69089018 Indian Springs
$1,93089019 Jean
$1,99089021 Logandale
$1,57089024 Mesquite
$1,69089025 Moapa
$1,57089026 Jean
$1,57089027 Mesquite
$1,57089028 Laughlin
$1,69089029 Laughlin
$1,57089030 North Las Vegas
$1,57089031 North Las Vegas
$1,72089032 North Las Vegas
$1,80089033 North Las Vegas
$1,69089034 Mesquite
$2,05089036 North Las Vegas
$1,69089037 Coyote Springs
$1,69089039 Cal Nev Ari
$1,57089040 Overton
$1,57089046 Searchlight
$1,69089052 Henderson
$2,10089053 Henderson
$1,69089054 Sloan
$2,29089070 Indian Springs
$1,69089074 Henderson
$2,02089077 Henderson
$1,69089081 North Las Vegas
$2,03089084 North Las Vegas
$2,03089085 North Las Vegas
$2,53089086 North Las Vegas
$1,82089087 North Las Vegas
$1,69089101 Las Vegas
$1,57089102 Las Vegas
$1,57089103 Las Vegas
$1,57089104 Las Vegas
$1,57089105 Las Vegas
$1,69089106 Las Vegas
$1,57089107 Las Vegas
$1,57089108 Las Vegas
$1,65089109 Las Vegas
$1,57089110 Las Vegas
$1,57089111 Las Vegas
$1,69089112 Las Vegas
$1,69089113 Las Vegas
$1,93089114 Las Vegas
$1,69089115 Las Vegas
$1,57089116 Las Vegas
$1,69089117 Las Vegas
$1,90089118 Las Vegas
$1,78089119 Las Vegas
$1,57089120 Las Vegas
$1,57089121 Las Vegas
$1,57089122 Las Vegas
$1,57089123 Las Vegas
$1,91089124 Las Vegas
$1,68089125 Las Vegas
$1,69089126 Las Vegas
$1,69089127 Las Vegas
$1,69089128 Las Vegas
$1,73089129 Las Vegas
$1,76089130 Las Vegas
$1,81089131 Las Vegas
$2,16089132 Las Vegas
$1,69089133 Las Vegas
$1,69089134 Las Vegas
$2,21089135 Las Vegas
$2,53089136 Las Vegas
$1,69089137 Las Vegas
$1,69089138 Las Vegas
$2,53089139 Las Vegas
$1,77089140 Las Vegas
$1,69089141 Las Vegas
$2,32089142 Las Vegas
$1,61089143 Las Vegas
$2,04089144 Las Vegas
$2,09089145 Las Vegas
$1,76089146 Las Vegas
$1,62089147 Las Vegas
$1,96089148 Las Vegas
$1,88089149 Las Vegas
$1,99089150 Las Vegas
$1,69089151 Las Vegas
$1,69089152 Las Vegas
$1,69089153 Las Vegas
$1,69089156 Las Vegas
$1,57089157 Las Vegas
$1,69089158 Las Vegas
$2,53089160 Las Vegas
$1,69089161 Las Vegas
$1,89089162 Las Vegas
$1,69089165 Las Vegas
$1,69089166 Las Vegas
$1,92089169 Las Vegas
$1,57089170 Las Vegas
$1,69089173 Las Vegas
$1,69089178 Las Vegas
$2,19089179 Las Vegas
$2,30089180 Las Vegas
$1,69089183 Las Vegas
$1,90089191 Nellis Afb
$1,57089193 Las Vegas
$1,69089195 Las Vegas
$1,69089199 Las Vegas
$1,690
Rent limits for Las Vegas
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the SNRHA payment standard?
A payment standard is the maximum monthly amount SNRHA uses to calculate a voucher's housing assistance for a given unit size. SNRHA chooses its payment standards, and HUD rules (24 CFR 982.503) normally require them to fall between 90% and 110% of HUD's Fair Market Rent for the area (the metro-wide FMR, or ZIP-level Small Area FMRs where the authority uses them) — the "basic range". An authority can go above 110% only with an exception payment standard approved by HUD or allowed by HUD notice.
Why might SNRHA's published amounts differ from the HUD figures on this page?
The figures here are HUD's FY2027 (effective Oct 1, 2026) Small Area FMRs. SNRHA sets its own amounts as a percentage of these (anywhere in the 90–110% basic range), and it adopts new amounts on its own schedule. When new HUD figures would put its payment standards outside the basic range, HUD rules require the authority to revise them within three months of the new figures taking effect. Always use SNRHA's own published schedule for your actual voucher amount.
Where can I find SNRHA's official payment standard schedule?
On SNRHA's website (https://www.snvrha.org) or from your caseworker. Voucher holders also receive the amount for their unit size in their briefing packet.
Does a higher payment standard mean the voucher pays more of my rent?
It raises the ceiling. The housing assistance payment is the lower of the payment standard or the unit's gross rent (rent plus tenant-paid utilities), minus your total tenant payment — usually about 30% of adjusted monthly income (24 CFR 982.505). If a unit's gross rent is above the payment standard, you pay the difference, and at initial lease-up your share can't exceed 40% of adjusted monthly income.
Why do the amounts change by ZIP code?
HUD publishes Small Area FMRs for each ZIP code in SNRHA's area rather than one figure for the whole metro area. Some authorities are required to use them and others may choose to; where an authority uses them, its payment standards vary by ZIP too, so higher-rent neighborhoods get higher ceilings. Check SNRHA's schedule for the ZIP of the unit, not where you live now.