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💰 COL Index: 97 — Below Avg Cost

Salaries in Enterprise CDP, NV

Modeled occupation planning estimates with gross-pay and cost-context formulas.

Model generated 2026-02-26 · Methodology reviewed July 16, 2026 · 39 selected occupations

Selected-Role Model Average
$53,153
unweighted modeled medians; not a worker average
Purchasing-Power Model
$54,571
model average ÷ 97.4 × 100
Highest Modeled Role
Software Developer
$126,267
City 1BR Rent Reference
$1,314
monthly context; not a current quote

What does the salary model mean for Enterprise CDP?

$53,153 is the unweighted arithmetic average of the modeled medians for these 39 selected occupations. It is not an official mean or median for all local workers.

Model average$53,153/year
Gross monthly equivalent$4,429/month
Household income context$91,225

Keep the measures separate: gross monthly salary is before taxes and deductions; household income can include multiple earners; the selected-role model average is not weighted by local employment.

🏆 Highest Modeled Values in This 39-Role Set

Ranked by modeled annual occupation median. These are planning estimates, not direct local OEWS rows.

🥇 -1% vs national

Software Developer

$126,267
💡 Purchasing-power model $129,638
⏱ Hourly modeled equivalent $60.71/hr
National projected growth +17.0%
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🥈 -1% vs national

Accountant

$85,408
💡 Purchasing-power model $87,688
⏱ Hourly modeled equivalent $41.06/hr
National projected growth +3.0%
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🥉 -1% vs national

Elementary School Teacher

$63,173
💡 Purchasing-power model $64,859
⏱ Hourly modeled equivalent $30.37/hr
National projected growth +3.0%
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4️⃣ -1% vs national

Electrician

$61,069
💡 Purchasing-power model $62,699
⏱ Hourly modeled equivalent $29.36/hr
National projected growth +3.0%
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5️⃣ -1% vs national

Real Estate Agent

$61,000
💡 Purchasing-power model $62,628
⏱ Hourly modeled equivalent $29.33/hr
National projected growth +3.0%
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📋 Complete Salary Guide — All 39 Occupations in Enterprise CDP

Purchasing-power equivalent = modeled annual median divided by the planning cost index (97.4/100). It does not estimate taxes or take-home pay. This city cost reference is below 100.

Showing all 39 occupations.

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1 Software Developer $126,267
2 Accountant $85,408
3 Elementary School Teacher $63,173
4 Electrician $61,069
5 Real Estate Agent $61,000
6 Heavy Truck Driver $52,675
7 Paralegal $49,610
8 Carpenter $49,610
9 Physical Therapist $49,610
10 Human Resources Specialist $49,610
11 Financial Analyst $49,610
12 Pharmacist $49,610
13 HVAC Technician $49,610
14 Insurance Agent $49,610
15 Nursing Assistant (CNA) $49,610
16 Nail Technician $49,610
17 Police Officer $49,610
18 Personal Trainer $49,610
19 Chef/Head Cook $49,610
20 Auto Mechanic $49,610
21 Social Worker $49,610
22 Veterinary Technician $49,610
23 Dental Assistant $49,610
24 Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) $49,610
25 Pharmacy Technician $49,610
26 Construction Manager $49,610
27 Dental Hygienist $49,610
28 Web Developer $49,610
29 Firefighter $49,610
30 Marketing Manager $49,610
31 Medical Assistant $49,610
32 Loan Officer $49,610
33 Cosmetologist $49,610
34 Welder $49,610
35 Project Manager $49,610
36 Graphic Designer $49,610
37 Data Analyst $49,610
38 Plumber $49,610
39 Security Guard $35,858

OCity planning estimates. National occupation references are inputs; displayed city values are modeled rather than direct local BLS occupation rows.

Enterprise CDP salary model: formulas, sources and limitations

Stored occupation model comparison

modeled estimate ÷ stored national reference = row comparison

On this owner, estimate-to-reference ratios are 0.315×–1.488× across occupations. Ratios can vary by occupation, so this is not described as one citywide multiplier or a direct local OEWS download.

Purchasing-power equivalent

modeled estimate ÷ 97.4 × 100

This comparison does not estimate taxes or take-home pay and is not an official BLS adjustment.

Limitations. “Average” is unweighted across selected occupations. Growth fields are national occupation projections, not local forecasts. City and metro geographies can differ. Repeated stored employment counts are not presented as local jobs.
BLS OEWS methodologyBLS national projectionsCensus/ACS income context

Model generated 2026-02-26; methodology reviewed July 16, 2026.

🏙️ Living Costs in Enterprise CDP

🏠
1BR Rent
$1,314/mo
🏡
2BR Rent
$1,642/mo
🏘️
Median Home
$484,800
📉
Unemployment
5.0%
💳
Median Income
$91,225
🎓
College Educated
35%
🚶
Walk Score
55/100
📊
Cost of Living
97
Below Avg Cost
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❓ Enterprise CDP Salary FAQ

What does the average salary in Enterprise CDP mean on this page?

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$53,153 is the unweighted arithmetic average of the modeled medians for 39 selected occupations. It is not an official mean or median for all Enterprise CDP workers.

What is the monthly salary estimate in Enterprise CDP?

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The selected-occupation model average equals about $4,429 per month before taxes and deductions. This gross arithmetic conversion is not take-home pay or household income.

What is a good salary in Enterprise CDP?

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There is no universal threshold. Household size, current housing quotes, taxes, debt, benefits, transportation and other recurring costs determine fit. The figures here are planning references, not affordability guarantees.

Are these direct local BLS salary observations for Enterprise CDP?

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No. Each stored city planning estimate is compared with its stored national occupation reference. The estimate-to-reference relationship is 0.315×–1.488× across occupations; it is not represented as one universal city multiplier or a direct local BLS observation.

📝 Planning Takeaways for Enterprise CDP

Use the occupation rows to compare modeled gross-pay references, not to predict an offer. Validate the exact role, experience level, employer, benefits and location. Then model taxes and current household costs before making a relocation or career decision.

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