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Gilbert’s Office of Economic Development’s dedication includes a commitment to attract, grow, and retain business and industry in the Gilbert community. The Town of Gilbert’s leadership is focused on a long-term vision for their future, which includes investments in land acquisition, creating a pro-business environment, and creating modernized infrastructure — roads, sewer, and water systems. By 2021, Gilbert’s job market increased by 3.3% over the course of a year. By the close of 2022, Gilbert is expected to see the job market rise due to its lucrative economy and steady population growth of 1.6% annually. Once known as the “hay shipping capital of the world,” Gilbert now thrives as a prosperous community among the top-ranked places in the country to call home. With 60+ colleges, universities, and technical schools within a 30-minute commute, Gilbert holds one of the highest concentrations of graduate and professional degrees in the Western United States. Gilbert’s city limits boast two higher education institutions: Park University (Park U) and the University of Arizona (UA). Both are located near Arizona State University’s Polytechnic campus and Chandler-Gilbert Community College. Park U offers 130+ degree and certifications and UA offers a bachelor of science in nursing, both conveniently located in Gilbert’s vibrant Heritage District- which is just 7 minutes from the subject property (2.8 miles). Gilbert’s strategy paid off, as the town is booming with new housing developments, bustling retail marketplaces, and top private employers moving in, such as GoDaddy and Deloitte, to name a few. Isagenix relocated its world headquarters to Gilbert and Deloitte opened a 200,000-square-foot U.S. Delivery Center in Gilbert which created more than 2,500 jobs. These are just two examples highlighting the town’s attractiveness for incoming, notable companies. In 2019, Gilbert was awarded the Best City for Business in Arizona by the Arizona Chamber of Commerce and Industry, due to its commitment to supporting local businesses, driving economic development, reducing regulatory burdens on businesses, and working with the business community.