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Rent this 1 bed apartment on 215 Ashland Avenue in Buffalo, NY 14222
Residential Rental, Apartment
215 Ashland Avenue, Buffalo, NY 14222, USA
1 Bed
1 Bath
5,501 Sq Ft
$700
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Rent this 1 bed apartment on 52 Hawley Street in Buffalo, NY 14213
Residential Rental, Apartment
52 Hawley Street, Buffalo, NY 14213, USA
1 Bed
1 Bath
3,198 Sq Ft
$1,395
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Rent this 3 bed apartment on 316 Bedford Avenue in Buffalo, NY 14216
Residential Rental, Apartment
316 Bedford Avenue, Buffalo, NY 14216, USA
3 Bed
1 Bath
1,417 Sq Ft
$5,000
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Rent this 0 bed land on 79 Butler Avenue in Buffalo, NY 14208
Lots, Land, Farms, and Seasonal/Camps
79 Butler Avenue, Buffalo, NY 14208, USA
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$9,000
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Rent this 0 bed land on 110 Freund Street in Buffalo, NY 14215
Lots, Land, Farms, and Seasonal/Camps
110 Freund Street, Buffalo, NY 14215, USA
n/a 
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Rent this 0 bed land on 205 Herman Street in Buffalo, NY 14211
Lots, Land, Farms, and Seasonal/Camps
205 Herman Street, Buffalo, NY 14211, USA
n/a 
$8,900
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Rent this 0 bed land on 69 Urban Street in Buffalo, NY 14211
Lots, Land, Farms, and Seasonal/Camps
69 Urban Street, Buffalo, NY 14211, USA
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$2,100
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Rent this 3 bed apartment on 44 North Pearl Street in Buffalo, NY 14202
Residential Rental, Apartment
44 North Pearl Street, Buffalo, NY 14202, USA
3 Bed
1 Bath
1,200 Sq Ft
$900
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Rent this 2 bed apartment on 198 Mackinaw Street in Buffalo, NY 14204
Residential Rental, Apartment
198 Mackinaw Street, Buffalo, NY 14204, USA
2 Bed
1 Bath
3,305 Sq Ft
$900
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Rent this 2 bed apartment on 143 Harriet Avenue in Buffalo, NY 14215
Residential Rental, Apartment
143 Harriet Avenue, Buffalo, NY 14215, USA
2 Bed
1 Bath
1,501 Sq Ft
$1,000
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Rent this 2 bed apartment on 507 Lisbon Avenue in Buffalo, NY 14215
Residential Rental, Apartment
507 Lisbon Avenue, Buffalo, NY 14215, USA
2 Bed
1 Bath
1,753 Sq Ft
$900
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Rent this 2 bed apartment on 143 Harriet Avenue in Buffalo, NY 14215
Residential Rental, Apartment
143 Harriet Avenue, Buffalo, NY 14215, USA
2 Bed
1 Bath
1,501 Sq Ft
$1,050
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Rent this 4 bed house on 27 Hewitt Avenue in Buffalo, NY 14215
Residential Rental, Single Family
27 Hewitt Avenue, Buffalo, NY 14215, USA
4 Bed
1 Bath
1,340 Sq Ft
$3,100
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Rent this 4 bed townhouse on 5 Mayfair Lane in Buffalo, NY 14201
Townhouse, Residential Rental
5 Mayfair Lane, Buffalo, NY 14201, USA
4 Bed
3 Bath
1,500 Sq Ft
$1,250
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Rent this 3 bed apartment on 263 Minnesota Avenue in Buffalo, NY 14215
Residential Rental, Apartment
263 Minnesota Avenue, Buffalo, NY 14215, USA
3 Bed
1 Bath
1,698 Sq Ft
$900
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Rent this 1 bed apartment on 455 Franklin Street in Buffalo, NY 14202
Residential Rental, Apartment
455 Franklin Street, Buffalo, NY 14202, USA
1 Bed
1 Bath
400 Sq Ft
$925
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Rent this 2 bed apartment on 502 Lisbon Avenue in Buffalo, NY 14215
Residential Rental, Apartment
502 Lisbon Avenue, Buffalo, NY 14215, USA
2 Bed
1 Bath
1,037 Sq Ft
$1,600
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Rent this 1 bed apartment on Allen in Buffalo, NY
Residential Rental, Apartment
Allen, Buffalo, NY, USA
1 Bed
1 Bath
809 Sq Ft
$1,550
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Rent this 1 bed apartment on Allen in Buffalo, NY
Residential Rental, Apartment
Allen, Buffalo, NY, USA
1 Bed
1 Bath
638 Sq Ft
$2,100
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Rent this 1 bed apartment on Allen in Buffalo, NY
Residential Rental, Apartment
Allen, Buffalo, NY, USA
1 Bed
1 Bath
772 Sq Ft
$1,600
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Rent this 1 bed apartment on Allen in Buffalo, NY
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Allen, Buffalo, NY, USA
1 Bed
1 Bath
809 Sq Ft
$1,100
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Rent this 0 bed apartment on 85 West Chippewa Street in Buffalo, NY 14202
Residential Rental, Studio
85 West Chippewa Street, Buffalo, NY 14202, USA
Studio
1 Bath
7,160 Sq Ft
$1,600
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Rent this 1 bed apartment on Allen in Buffalo, NY
Residential Rental, Apartment
Allen, Buffalo, NY, USA
1 Bed
1 Bath
603 Sq Ft

Buffalo

To the west of New York, on the eastern shores of Lake Erie, there is Buffalo, a city not too big and not too small. Why should it be your choice, you wonder? Because it has it all: a smart recreational planning, ample job opportunities, national-level sports teams, and the best local food. Buffalo is called the City of Good Neighbors for a good reason: you are always welcome to come and stay!

Population256,322
Median Age33.3
Poverty Rate31%
Household Income$37,359
Number Of Employees114,478
Median Property Value$98,300

City Overview

Come to the state of New York, and choose Buffalo instead of the state capital. The city of lights, the city of opportunities, the Queen City – it has everything you were looking for. It’s not as big as New York, but it has all you’d expect from a large city. Buffalo won’t leave you hungry for either spiritual or literal food: it’s famous for one of the best local cuisines in the world, and it has the sights to show off. Spend your weekends outdoors, explore the many parks, and find apartments for rent in Buffalo NY!

Arts

You probably know Buffalo for its food and business, but what you don’t expect is the city’s infatuation with arts. The Albright-Knox Art Gallery and the Burchfield-Penney Art Center house rich contemporary art collections. The many independent art organizations operate in multiple genres from fine arts to cinematography. For a good performance, visit the Shea’s Performing Arts Center, the biggest theater in the area.

Business & Economy

Buffalo started its days as an industrial city. The focus shifted long age but the nickname ‘the Nickel City’ remained. Industrial, light manufacturing, financial services, and information technology are the main sectors in Buffalo. General Motors, M&T Bank, time Warner Cable are the major employers. Not even to mention the grandees of the food industry such as Rich Products, General Mills, and Delaware North Companies.

Wage by Common Jobs

Average salary in Buffalo, NY: $56,329
  • 1. Other managers
    $117,577
  • 2. Registered nurses
    $78,916
  • 3. Elementary & middle school teachers
    $71,633
  • 4. Firstline supervisors of retail sales workers
    $61,322
  • 5. Customer service representatives
    $47,882

Employment by Occupations

Numbers claim that the employment rate in Buffalo, NY changed by 0%, so let’s see what are the most common job groups in this area. People of Buffalo, NY prefer to work in Administrative, Sales and Food & Serving.

Employment by Industries

Keeping in mind that the employment rate changed by 0% recently, there must be a strong understanding of industries people of Buffalo, NY work in. The most common industries are Healthcare & Social Assistance, Retail trade and Accommodation & Food Service. Please note that not all the residents of Buffalo, NY work in the area and may be employed outside of the city. Our data is tagged to their residential address, not the work address.

Cuisine

When you hear ‘Buffalo’, you know the food is involved. The famous Buffalo wings led the city to the top ten food cities of the world. But don’t be deceived: there’s far more to the cuisine of Buffalo with the cities insane mix of cultures. Have a bite of the beef on weck sandwich, enjoy the pastry hearts, and taste the loganberry beverage. And if you like events, visit the National Buffalo Wing Festival or the Taste of Buffalo: eat to your heart’s content!

Demographics

Buffalo was first settled primarily by New Englanders. The West Side is the main residence of the city's Hispanic community, the majority of them have Puerto Rican descent. Buffalo has one of the largest Jewish community.

Race & Ethnicity

According to latest census, Buffalo, NY is a home for 44% white residents. The second common group is black with 37% residents. The list of the most common racial or ethnic groups is closed by latino with 11% residents.

Non-English Speakers

Education

Past year Buffalo, NY universities awarded around 17,168 degrees. Statistics show that the population of students in Buffalo, NY include 3,473 male students and 5,277 female students. Buffalo, NY offers private and public tuition with a median cost of $33,948 for private four-year colleges and $0 for in-state public four-year colleges. The largest university of this city is the Buffalo State SUNY with the majority of graduates. The Erie Community College and Canisius College hold the second and the third place respectively. The share of the public colleges in Buffalo, NY is 58% and 42% go to the private colleges.

Universities

  • 1. Erie Community College
    2,381 graduates
  • 2. SUNY Buffalo State
    2,276 graduates
  • 3. Canisius College
    1,333 graduates

Public vs Private

Health and Safety

The age groups that most likely have the health care coverage in Buffalo, NY are 55-64 years old for men and 6-17 years old for women. Buffalo, NY offers a 80 primary care clinician to 1 patient ratio. Data records state that dentists ratio is 79 to 1, speaking of mental health doctors ratio, it’s 228 to 1 resident.

Landmarks

County and City Hall, Buffalo City Hall, Forest Lawn, Canalside, Peace Bridge, Buffalo Savings Bank, KeyBank Center, Shea’s Performing Arts Center, Albright-Knox Art Gallery, Frank Lloyd Wright’s Darwin D. Martin House Complex, Buffalo and Erie County Naval and Military Park, Blue Sky Mausoleum, Ellicott Square Building, Richardson Olmsted Campus.

Outdoors

Buffalo is the city of parks: there are over 20 of them all over the area, united by the Olmsted Park and Parkway System. It’s one of the hallmarks of Buffalo, making it one of the first cities in the US that stressed planned social recreation. Aside from the parks, sports is a major deal in Buffalo: the Buffalo Sabres for hockey fans, and the Buffalo Bills for football enthusiasts. The New Era Field and KeyBank Center offer the best playgrounds, so plan your visit beforehand: tickets might be hard to get!

Transportation

Commute Time

Average travel time: 18.87 minutes

Commuter Transportation

The workers of Buffalo, NY traveled to their offices around 20.37 minutes lately and drove alone to get there. The rest of the residents used public transit and took a bus.

Housing Trends

How much is an apartment in Buffalo, NY, USA

Average rent in Buffalo: $1,477 (-23.2%)
Rent PriceAprvs Last Month
1 bed rentals$957-25.3%
2 bed rentals$1,685+2.1%
3 bed rentals$1,840-2.6%
4+ bed rentals$1,262-47.8%

Over the Apr 2022, the average rent for an apartment in/near Buffalo, NY decreased by 23.2% to $1,477.

Breaking it down in details, we now see that the average price for 1-bed apartment stands at $957 with no changes this month. Pricing for 2-bed apartment remains the same, a place of this size will still cost you $1,685. Reports state that an average 3-bed apartment pricing did not change, so you can still get yourself one for $1,840. Consequently, we now see that the 4- and more bed apartments pricing stays the same, so you can still face an estimate price around $1,262 for a big-family home.

Rent Type PriceAprvs Last Month
Apartment rentals$1,303-30.7%
Loft rentals$1,500N/A
Room rentals$553+7%
Condo rentals$1,733-19.7%
House rentals$1,874-8.7%
Townhouse rentals$1,900N/A
Duplex rentals$1,275N/A



Looking at the median rent price for an apartment in Buffalo, NY, you can note that it remains flat with a price tag of $1,303. The median rent for a house is still $1,874 with no significant changes this month. Condo for rent is now available for the same pricing as previously — $1,733. An average duplex is now available for $1,275, cause median rent for a duplex remains the same this month. The median rent for a loft did not face significant changes this time, it now still goes for $1,500. If you’re looking for a room, the price tag still starts at $553. The median price did not change this time. Townhouse rent pricing didn’t change, the price still starts at $1,900.

Median rent for residential in as of Apr, 2022.
Remember to negotiate your rent according to median rental prices. Also, take into account that the price depends on the size/amenities of the apartment.

Rent vs Own

Finding Apartments for Rent in Buffalo

Looking for a long-term place for rent in Buffalo, New York? Check out the apartments for rent in Buffalo NY with Rentberry: we offer you the best search engine with the advanced and detailed filters, and the opportunity to do it all online, from choosing a place for rent to applications and payments. Choose your neighborhood: you’ll want to be close to your work to avoid traffic jams or to live in proximity to the park of your preference (goes best with pet-friendly condos). Or, if you’re a student, look through the student best apartments for rent in Buffalo NY in the vicinity of the University at Buffalo or the State University of New York for you and your roommates. We don’t limit you but offer long-term houses and apartments for rent in Buffalo NY and all over New York state. Or maybe you want to have a great view? Then how about a studio for rent in a high-rise? Rentberry will make sure all extra issues are covered, all utilities paid, and maintenance matters, if any, resolved. Remember to give us some details: rental history and references will help Rentberry to find the hottest offers for you. A star tenant such as yourself deserves the best! And mind this: to secure your preferred place for rent, make a custom offer. This will help you avoid the race of competition.

Buffalo Neighborhoods

Downtown Buffalo

Downtown Buffalo combines the historic landmarks with the newly opened restaurants and local boutiques. If you were looking for entertainment, you’ve found just the place: check out the apartments in Downtown for rent, and be surprised with the choices you are offered.

Waterfront

The best choice in Buffalo is among the apartments in Waterfront neighborhood. There are many properties for rent in the area. This district offers you the best views: if you’re not afraid of heights, choose among the available condos in high-rises and enjoy the Erie Lake and the Outer Harbor every day!

Albright

Searching for a nice quiet house for rent but want to be close to the recreational possibilities and culture attractions of Buffalo? Albright offers you both: the neighborhood’s near the Delaware Park, but also is home to Albright-Knox Art Gallery.

LaSalle

LaSalle is yet another green neighborhood of Buffalo. This time, it’s near Lake Erie and the Niagara River. LaSalle Park offers a variety of amenities from playgrounds (football, soccer, baseball, softball) to walking and bicycling paths. If you like outdoor activities, there is no better option for you than an apartment for rent in LaSalle!

Grant Ferry

Get a taste of the real Buffalo: Grant Ferry is the melting pot of cultures and cuisines. The private entrepreneurs and local business strive in this neighborhood of Buffalo. Find a house for rent in Grant Ferry: the prices here are modest, and the experience is various and fresh.

Delaware Park

Ever wondered how it would feel living in a park? Now you’ve got the opportunity: the houses and apartments in Delaware Park for rent are well-planned, surrounded by greenery, and also pet-friendly. Choose one, and you won’t regret it!

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