Roma Hills is a compact micro-neighborhood in Henderson (Clark County) with an estimated 892 residents across 282 households and a population density of about 1,945 people per square mile, lower than the broader comparable city density (about 3,050). Housing is predominantly owner-occupied (83%), with 8% vacant units and larger dwellings indicated by an average of 10 rooms versus 5.5 citywide; the average household size is 3. Most commutes appear to be short, with 5% taking under 15 minutes and 12% taking 15 to 29 minutes, and driving is the dominant mode (car alone 20%, car driver 22%). Nearby schools include Twitchell Neil C Elementary (PK-05, student teacher ratio 16), Miller Bob Middle (06-08, ratio 26), and Foothill High (09-12, ratio 24), all within roughly 2.3 miles to 8.4 miles. Lifestyle indicators point to frequent activity themes such as live music, vehicle interest, and event-oriented outings.