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Student Housing in Buffalo, NY
$775+/unit
Fees may applyCampus Walk One
$704+/unit
Fees may applyCollegiate Village Apartments
$7,367+/unit
Fees may applyGovernors Complex
$935/unit
Fees may applyMonarch 716
$1,045/unit
Fees may applyPeace Bridge Place
$10,306+/unit
Fees may applySouth Lake Village Apartments
$1,239+/unit
Fees may applyThe Grid Apartments
$1,750/unit
Fees may applyThe Ingleside Apartments
$1,600+/unit
Fees may applyThe Police Apartments
$969+/unit
Fees may applyThe Station Buffalo
About Student Housing in Buffalo
Buffalo, New York is the state's second-largest city, a Great Lakes port on the eastern shore of Lake Erie at the head of the Niagara River, and its student life centers on the University at Buffalo, the largest SUNY school. UB spreads across two main campuses: the older South Campus in the city's University Heights neighborhood and the sprawling North Campus a few miles north in suburban Amherst, where the Ellicott Complex and most academic programs sit. That split shapes where students live, from the dense streets of University Heights to the quieter pockets of Amherst, Snyder, and Williamsville. Buffalo itself is a city of grand architecture, Olmsted-designed parks, and a revived Lake Erie waterfront, and Niagara Falls sits just up the river.
Best Neighborhoods for Students in Buffalo
University Heights
The classic student neighborhood right next to South Campus, dense and walkable along Main Street with the Metro Rail at the door. The top pick for car-free students.
Amherst
The suburban town around North Campus, with apartment complexes and houses geared to students near the academic core and the Ellicott Complex.
Snyder and Eggertsville
Quiet, leafy residential areas just east of North Campus, popular with students who want a calm, settled base with quick access to class.
Getting Around Buffalo as a Student
Here's what you need to know about getting around Buffalo.