Reno, Nev., Land Dev. Code §§ 18.06.305–18.06.308 (2026) § 18.06.307
Moving Expenses
Operative Text
The developer shall provide moving expenses in the sum of $350.00 to any tenant who relocates from the building to be converted after receipt of notification from the developer of their intent to sell except when the tenant has given notice of their intent to move prior to receipt of notification from the developer of their intent to sell. The developer shall pay the moving expenses on or before the date of vacation by the tenant or subtenant.
Under Reno, Nev., Land Dev. Code § 18.06.307, when a developer notifies tenants of an intent to convert or sell a building, the developer is required to pay each relocating tenant $350 in moving expenses on or before the tenant's move-out date. This obligation does not apply if the tenant had already given notice of their intent to move before receiving the developer's notification. The rule establishes a clear timeline and a fixed dollar amount tied to the conversion process.
Plain English — not legal advice.
Developers subject to Reno, Nev., Land Dev. Code § 18.06.307 are generally expected to track the sequence of notices carefully — specifically, whether a tenant's notice to vacate came before or after the developer's own conversion notice was delivered. For tenants who received the developer's notice first and then relocate, compliant operators ensure the $350 moving-expense payment is delivered no later than the tenant's actual move-out date. Maintaining dated records of all notices exchanged with tenants is a standard practice for demonstrating compliance with this provision.
General guidance for property managers — not legal advice for your specific situation. Consult an attorney for advice on your case.
Under Reno, Nev., Land Dev. Code § 18.06.307, tenants who receive a developer's conversion or sale notice and subsequently relocate are entitled to a $350 moving-expense payment, due by the date they vacate. If a developer fails to provide this payment on time, tenants may have grounds to raise that non-payment as a violation and can explore options such as contacting a local tenant-rights organization or the City of Reno for guidance on available remedies. Keeping dated copies of any notices received from the developer can help document eligibility under this provision.
General guidance for tenants — not legal advice for your specific situation. Consult a tenant-rights organization or attorney for advice on your case.
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