Boulder City
Listing: Yvette Hansen · Platinum Real Estate Prof
$235,000
Boulder City is a small historic town near Hoover Dam and Lake Mead with controlled growth and recreation-focused character. Verified community intelligence is being prepared. For current listings and a personalized briefing on Boulder City, schedule a strategy session.
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Overview
Boulder City · 2020-2024 estimates
Boulder City has a population of 14,919, a median age of 53.5, 70 people per square mile of land, and per capita income of $49,149.
14,919
Total population
53.5
Median age
70
People per square mile
$49,149
Per capita income
Demographics and Employment
Boulder City · 2020-2024 estimates
In Boulder City, the population is 14,919, the median age is 53.5, and 11,699 residents are 25 years and over.
- 14,919
- Total population
- 53.5
- Median age
- $49,149
- Per capita income
- 11,699
- Population 25 years and over
Educational attainment
- 9th to 12th grade, no diploma2.1% (249)
- High school graduate (includes equivalency)30.4% (3,551)
- Some college, no degree29.2% (3,415)
- Associate's degree6.2% (731)
- Bachelor's degree19.5% (2,276)
- Graduate or professional degree11.7% (1,364)
Share of population 25 years and over. Groups with a margin of error over 40 percent of the estimate are not shown.
In Boulder City, there are 6,574 households, 77.9% of homes are owner occupied, and median household income is $74,757.
- 6,574
- Households
- 77.9%
- Owner occupied
- 22.1%
- Renter occupied
- $74,757
- Median household income
Housing tenure
- Owner occupied77.9% (5,118)
- Renter occupied22.1% (1,456)
Share of occupied housing units.
In Boulder City, the unemployment rate is 7.6%, the mean travel time to work is 23.2 minutes, and 12.2% of workers work from home.
- 6,064
- Civilian employed population 16 years and over
- 7.6%
- Unemployment rate
- 23.2 min
- Mean travel time to work
- 12.2%
- Worked from home
Industry
- Construction8.5% (516)
- Manufacturing3.4% (209)
- Retail trade12.6% (764)
- Transportation and warehousing, and utilities5.0% (301)
- Finance and insurance, and real estate, and rental and leasing2.6% (158)
- Professional, scientific, and management, and administrative, and waste management services11.6% (705)
- Educational services, and health care and social assistance14.5% (879)
- Arts, entertainment, and recreation, and accommodation and food services18.0% (1,094)
- Other services, except public administration4.6% (276)
- Public administration15.2% (921)
Share of civilian employed population 16 years and over. Groups with a margin of error over 40 percent of the estimate are not shown.
Occupation
- Management, business, science, and arts occupations37.2% (2,258)
- Service occupations21.8% (1,321)
- Sales and office occupations21.0% (1,273)
- Natural resources, construction, and maintenance occupations9.8% (597)
- Production, transportation, and material moving occupations10.1% (615)
Share of civilian employed population 16 years and over.
These figures are published statistics for the area named, shown the same way on every community page. They do not describe any person or household and are not a suggestion about where anyone should live. I am committed to fair housing for everyone.
FAQ
Common Questions About Boulder City
What types of homes are available in Boulder City?
Boulder City includes a mix of property types and price points. Current MLS inventory is on this page. What is coming, what is off-MLS, and what is worth waiting for is what a strategy session is for.
How competitive is the Boulder City market right now?
Market conditions in Boulder City shift with interest rates, inventory levels, and seasonal demand. Rather than quoting a statistic that may already be stale, I run the current numbers specific to your criteria when we talk. The live listings on this page are a real-time starting point.
What should I know before buying in Boulder City?
Things buyers often miss: HOA rules and reserve fund health, what the property taxes are actually running (assessed vs. listed can differ), and whether the neighborhood sits inside or outside a city limit, which affects utility costs and service levels. I cover all of these before the offer goes in so you are not discovering them during escrow.
How do I start the process of buying in Boulder City?
A 30-minute strategy call is the right starting point. We cover your timeline, your financing, what you actually need versus what you think you need, and whether Boulder City is the best fit or whether I should show you something adjacent. No pitch, no pressure.
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