Buffalo, NY

Buy

Rent

Sell

Address, City, ZIP, and

Listing Data Last Updated Today At 10:55 AM

The Greater Buffalo Area

is the largest metropolitan area outside of New York City in the state. Visitors say we have the arts, culture, sports, and nightlife comparable to most, but the easiness of a small-like town. Buffalo is at the edge of Lake Erie which culminates the historic Erie Canal, west of the world renowned wine region of The Finger Lakes, and conveniently central between Toronto, Niagara Falls, and Rochester. This natural wonderland offers one of the most visually stunning places to see. From amusement parks to sports to historical landmarks - there’s a little bit of everything for all!

21.5 Minutes

Buffalo’s Average Commute Time in minutes, 90% better than the national average.

7.4/10

College Readiness Index: Buffalo students are better prepared than other similarly sized metro areas.

7.9/10

Buffalo Housing Value Index. A better value than a majority of similar metro areas when comparing housing costs to average income.

Where It Counts

Established in 1801, Buffalo has an esteemed history in arts, culture, and American innovation. Don’t just take our word for it, take it from these national comparison about Buffalo’s quality of life.

RELOCATING TO BUFFALO?

Check out our brochure for more info:

So What Makes Buffalo So Unique?

Founded shortly after the American Revolution, Buffalo - Niagara is covered in historic significance; all of which still resonates with the area to this day.

Civil Rights: Buffalo was the ending site for most traveling the Underground Railroad to escape slavery.
Political Connections: Buffalo has special presidential connections to the executive office of the U.S.
Military Might: Major battles during the War of 1812, prominently supporting the steel industry for WWII, and being home Naval Warships makes Buffalo an ideal destination for military buffs.