Somersett · Verdi · Mogul
New Northwest
Master-planned living on the west side: golf course views, miles of trails, and newer construction with HOA-kept polish, from Somersett down the Truckee canyon to Verdi. Popular with families and buyers relocating from out of state who want turnkey and tidy.
Master-plannedNewer buildsGolf & trails
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Old Southwest · Midtown · Caughlin Ranch
Old Southwest
Reno's grande dame: brick Tudors under mature elms, Midtown's walkable streets and the best food and coffee in the city, rising to Caughlin Ranch on the hill. Homes here trade on charm as much as specs — and the good ones move fast.
Historic homesWalkableHigh demand
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South Reno · Damonte Ranch · Arrowcreek
New Southwest
The growth engine of the valley. New construction, top-rated schools, big-box convenience, and quick access to the Mt. Rose Highway for ski weekends. If you want new and low-maintenance — or gated and grand up the Arrowcreek hill — start here.
New constructionSchoolsCommuter-friendly
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Spanish Springs · Wingfield Springs · Red Hawk
Spanish Springs
Newer family homes, quiet cul-de-sacs, and more square footage per dollar than the Reno side of the valley. Wingfield Springs wraps around Red Hawk golf course with single-story floor plans downsizers love and family homes that don't fight over.
Family-sized lotsGolf communityGrowing fast
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Victorian Square · D'Andrea · Old Sparks
Sparks
The Rail City proper: established neighborhoods with real yards, Victorian Square keeping downtown lively, and D'Andrea's golf-course streets on the east rim. A favorite for buyers stretching a budget without stretching the commute.
Value per sqftEstablished streetsClose to everything
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Stead · Lemmon Valley · Golden Valley · Cold Springs
North Valleys
The valley's best value entry point. Newer subdivisions, bigger skies, Peavine views, and a straight shot down US-395 to downtown. First-time buyers and anyone priced out of central Reno should start their search here.
Most affordable entryNewer subdivisionsUS-395 access
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South Meadows · Double Diamond · Steamboat
New Southeast
Where south Reno meets the valley floor: South Meadows' business-park convenience, Double Diamond's newer neighborhoods, and quick I-580 access in every direction. Practical, connected, and quietly one of the smartest buys in town.
Newer neighborhoodsI-580 accessSmart value
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Hidden Valley · Donner Springs · Rosewood
Old Southeast
Established southeast Reno: mid-century ranches on real lots, Hidden Valley wrapped around its country club against the hills, and some of the valley's best value in settled, mature neighborhoods minutes from the airport and I-580.
Established streetsBigger lotsCountry club
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Downtown · Riverwalk · University
North Urban
City living, Reno-style: Riverwalk condos over the Truckee, lofts near the arch, and the University district's steady energy. Walk to dinner, bike the river path, let someone else mow the lawn. The valley's most underrated lifestyle buy.
Condos & loftsRiverwalkWalk everywhere
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Galena Forest · Washoe Valley · Incline Village
Foothills & Incline Village
Mountain living within reach of town — pine-shaded lots in Galena Forest, elbow room in Washoe Valley, and Incline Village on Tahoe's north shore for the full lake life. When the brief says trees, views, and quiet, this is where we look.
Mountain livingAcreage & pinesLake Tahoe
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