UNLV 12 month leases in Las Vegas: full-year lease options

If you want stability for the whole year, UNLV 12 month leases in Las Vegas are worth a close look. A full-year lease means one move instead of two, no scramble over the summer, and a landlord who knows exactly how long you're staying. Below are five current Las Vegas listings that are all marked as year leases.

It's early November, so the timing is useful. Some of these are open now, two are lease takeovers that could suit a January start, and others show dates from earlier in 2026 that you'll want to confirm with the lister. Here's what each one offers, based on what the lister posted.

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Shared House is a furnished private bedroom in a single-story townhome at $1,450/month, posted by the owner, available now and listed as 5 to 10 minutes by car from campus. The listing says the home has in-home laundry, a private courtyard and rear patio, garage or storage space, and access to two community pools.

Echo 1055 lease take over is a furnished room with its own bathroom at $899/month, listed as under 5 minutes by car from campus, with lease timing shown as August to July 2027. The listing says it's in a four-person apartment with a shared kitchen and living room, and the complex has a pool and gym. It's the cheaper of the two Echo 1055 rooms here.

Condo in Meridian is a furnished condo at $1,650/month, listed as 5 to 10 minutes by car from campus. The listing says the community has a fitness center, two pools, tennis courts and guard-gated entry, small pets under 25 pounds are allowed, and the list price is for a one-year term. Its listed date is 4/29/2026, which has passed, so confirm current availability with the owner.

condo 2 bed for rent furnished is a furnished two-bedroom, two-bath condo at $1,750/month on Casey Drive, listed as 5 to 10 minutes by car from campus. The listing doesn't say much beyond that, and its date of 5/1/2026 has passed, so ask the owner about move-in timing, what's included and whether a rent split between two people is allowed.

ECHO 1055 is the second room in the same building, listed at $1,074/month with lease timing of Sept. to July 2027. The listing describes a furnished bedroom with a private bathroom in a two-bed, two-bath apartment, a washer and dryer in the unit, garage parking included and utilities paid separately. The post mentions immediate move-in while the listing fields show a later start, so check the date with the lister.

Comparing these year-long options

These five fall into two groups. Three are whole or shared homes posted by owners, including two condos and a townhome. The other two are rooms inside apartments at Echo 1055 on East Tropicana, both listed as under 5 minutes by car from campus. The two Echo 1055 rooms are easy to mix up, so use the price and the lease timing to tell them apart: one is $899/month with August to July 2027, the other $1,074/month with Sept. to July 2027.

Every listing here is furnished, which is handy if you're moving in mid-year and don't want to buy a bed and desk for a single lease. Still, furnished can mean anything from a bed frame to a fully stocked kitchen, so ask for a list or photos of what stays.

Price ranges widely, from $899/month to $1,750/month. The cheapest options are rooms where you share common areas with other people. The higher end is whole condos, which give you more space and control but cost more, unless you split rent with a housemate and the owner allows it. Look at what the rent includes, too. One listing says utilities are separate, and the others don't say either way.

Distance is fairly tight across the group. Two are listed as under 5 minutes by car and three as 5 to 10 minutes by car, so none of these should make your commute a major cost. Parking, though, varies, and only one listing mentions garage parking.

UNLV 12 month leases in Las Vegas: when a full year makes sense

UNLV 12 month leases in Las Vegas work best when you know you'll be around for the summer, whether that's for classes, a job or just staying put. You avoid moving your things twice, and you don't have to hunt for summer storage or a short-term place. For a lot of renters, that alone is worth it.

The trade-off is commitment. If your plans change in May, you're still responsible for the rent through the end of the lease. That's why lease takeovers like the two Echo 1055 rooms exist. Someone else signed a full-year lease and needs to hand it off. Taking one over can be a good deal, but read the original lease carefully, ask whether the property needs to approve you, and find out whether there's a transfer fee.

Timing matters right now. If you're looking for a spring move-in, a takeover with a start date you can negotiate may be your best bet, since most new full-year leases in college towns start in late summer. If you're planning for next fall, use November and December to compare options without pressure. Ask each lister when the lease starts, when it ends and what happens if you want to renew.

Finally, get the end date in writing. A lease that runs to the end of July 2027 is different from one that ends in mid-August, especially if you need to line it up with your next place.

Tips before signing a year lease near UNLV

• Ask for the exact start and end dates of the lease, and confirm any listed date that has already passed.

• For a lease takeover, ask whether the property management office must approve you and whether a transfer or application fee applies.

• Find out what the monthly rent covers, including utilities, internet and parking, so you can compare full-year costs fairly.

• Get a written list of the furniture that stays, and take dated photos of the space on move-in day.

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