Nevada Flea Markets & Swap Meets
Greater Las Vegas carries almost all of Nevada’s market trade, here is what a space costs, how rates move with the season, and what the state requires before you can sell.
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Selling at a Nevada swap meet
Nevada has the highest standing cost of any state in this directory. Before you sell anything you need a State Business License at $200 a year for a sole proprietor, renewed annually, because the Secretary of State treats renting a market space as doing business outside your home. Price that in alongside the day rate rather than after it.
Seasonality runs the opposite way to Florida. Summer is the cheap season in Las Vegas because of the heat, a Saturday space at Broadacres is $20 from June to August against $30 from September to May, so the quiet months are also the affordable ones to test a pitch.
Published day rates in the region run from $20 at the cheapest markets to $45 for a premium reserved space. Nevada requires a State Business License before you sell at a swap meet, $200 a year for a sole proprietor and renewed annually, plus sales tax registration with the Department of Taxation. That is the highest standing cost of any state in this directory, so it is worth pricing in before you commit to a season.