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Also known as the "Energy Capital of the Nation," Gillette is at the center of Wyoming's coal, oil, and natural gas industries. Employers like Peabody Energy, Arch Resources, and Campbell County Health provide a steady stream of jobs, as well as support the local economy. These industries create a stable need for housing, from single-family homes to rental properties for transient workers and professionals.

Gillette's attractions and quality of life make it an appealing city to live in. The CAM-PLEX Multi-Event Facilities host concerts, rodeos, and community events, and Dalbey Memorial Park and the Gillette Fishing Lake offer recreational opportunities. Residents can also enjoy top-tier schools, progressive healthcare facilities, and a growing arts and culture scene. Wyoming's lack of state income tax provides additional incentives for real estate investors.

The city features a variety of neighborhoods that investors and residents find appealing. The RC Ranch neighborhood and Crestview Estates offer lots and well-maintained properties that appeal to families and retirees. Gillette has been and continues to be a solid choice for long-term investment.