Cheyenne Apartments For Rent

Overview of Cheyenne

With a wild, western past and even brighter future, many Wyoming residents are setting their sights on the quiet city of Cheyenne. Friendly, welcoming and full of the pioneer spirit that has been part of the community since its founding, there are many reasons why Cheyenne apartments for rent have become such hot commodity.

According to information from City-Data, Cheyenne has seen a more than 12 percent increase in population from 2000 to 2010, showing that Cheyenne is a sought-after area. Despite being one of the largest cities in Wyoming, the city's cost of living index is nearly 17 points below the nation's average, making it a very affordable place to live as well.

Living in Cheyenne, WY

Named after a Native American tribe that was local to the area during the mid-1800s, the city was founded in 1867 when the Union Pacific Railroad built a stop in the valleys near Cheyenne and a small community began to grow. At the time, Cheyenne was part of the Dakota Territory, and was a small, "rough and tumble" Western village. Today, Cheyenne is home to more than 60,000 residents, based on estimates from the U.S. Census Bureau.

With the city's beautiful natural surroundings, high quality of life, low crime and peaceful atmosphere, it makes sense that Cheyenne has seen an increase in Wyoming residents in recent years. The city's recent historical refurbishment has also given many residents a great sense of pride in their hometown.

Cheyenne Attractions and Special Events

A truly "wild west" attraction that locals and residents enjoy that reveals the strong ranching culture of the community is the Terry Bison Ranch Resort. Complete with Old West-era train rides, American bison herds and a top-rated restaurant, this is an exciting way to experience the history and family-friendly fun of Wyoming.

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