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922 State St

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Schenectady Overview

Located a short distance from the New York state capital of Albany, Schenectady is a jewel of the Empire State. Roughly translated to mean 'among the pines', this scenic natural hotspot offers much in the way of city amenities and job opportunities.

What is the history of Schenectady?

Established in the 1700s, the city grew as a hub of transportation and trade with the completion of the Erie Canal in the early 1800s. Thomas Edison moved his Machine Works business to Schenectady in 1887, and General Electric acted as a major employer well into the 1900s. Today, renewable energy continues to contribute to the local economy with several high-tech facilities based in the region.

How is the weather in Schenectady?

Those residing in apartments in Schenectady can expect hot, often humid summers and cold, snow-prone winters. Spring brings with it the rainfall, and April flowers are a common sight. Autumn is punctuated by crisp evening air and plenty of seasonal leaf colors.

How do I get around town?

Bus offerings are limited, although the Amtrak station is still quite popular. Most residents of Schenectady apartments rely upon a personal car or truck for day to day transportation, and taxis are always an option as well. Nearby Albany is the largest area airport, offering numerous flights daily.

What is the Schenectady commute like?

Interstate 87 aka the New York Thruway is the most used roadway in the region, and traffic tends to move quite briskly, even during peak commuter times. I-90 surrounds the city as well, heading east to west, and traversing the downtown limits is generally an easy affair.

What are the local media outlets?

WGY-AM calls the city home, known to radio fans as the second commercial station in the entire nation, and additional formats such as classic rock and country remain popular. WRGB is the area CBS affiliate, and the Albany Times-Union is among the more popular print news outlets in the city limits.

Why live in Schenectady, NY?

Flush with historic hotspots and home to both Price Chopper Supermarkets as well as the New York Lottery headquarters, this on-the-move blue collar locale is a great place to raise a family or expand a career. Offering much in the way of natural splendor and scenic architecture, Schenectady apartments remain a popular draw for many in the upstate New York vicinity.

What Schenectady landmarks should I see?

Proctor's Theatre has been offering stage performances since 1926, and its famed pipe organ Goldie still ushers forth tunes on occasion. The Schenectady Museum presents displays centered on technology and the city's history, while no visit is complete without a stop by the Edison Tech Center.

What is there to do around Schenectady?

Central Park is an impressive example of natural scenery, home to plenty of trees and an excellent spot to read a book or enjoy a picnic. Get into the swing of things with 18 holes at the championship Schenectady's Municipal Golf Course, or grab some lunch and browse locale craft goods with a visit to Jay Street. Live music can be found nearby as well with popular venues such as The Low Beat.

Any annual festivals or Schenectady events to know?

The Tulip Festival draws crowds from all over, while the Little Italy Street Fest combines epic cuisine and joyous live music each and every year. The Independence Celebration is an explosive hit every July, while farmer's markets and street fairs can be found sprinkled throughout the downtown scene all year long.

Where are the nearby vacation spots?

Hit the slopes of Hunter Mountain for a winter getaway, or head to Maine for some famous lobster tails and water views. New York City excitement is easily reached by car or rail, and for those looking to experience fun in the great outdoors, Schenectady has much to offer in the way of camping, fishing and even mountain climbing.

Where is the best place to move in Schenectady?

Whether you are searching for the perfect 3-bedroom Schenectady apartment located close to area schools and the I-87 onramp, or are eager to connect with a luxurious loft complete with reserved parking, onsite gym equipment and pet-friendly policies, odds are great the the idea rental in Schenectady is out there waiting for you. Don't let another minute pass you by without a New York homestead of your very own! Start your search for the next great Schenectady apartment love of your life now, and start experiencing all that the Empire State has to offer! Good luck with your hunt!

Schenectady, NY
Population: 65,575

Ranked #571

in US Census Population by City

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Frequently Asked Questions about Schenectady

What is the current price range for One Bedroom Schenectady Apartments for rent?

Today's rental pricing for One Bedroom Apartments in Schenectady ranges from $910 to $2,095 with an average monthly rent of $1,458.

What does renting a Two Bedroom Apartment in Schenectady cost?

The monthly rent prices of Two Bedroom Apartments currently available in Schenectady range from $986 to $3,450. Today's average rental price for Two Bedrooms here is $1,762.

How expensive are Schenectady Three Bedroom Apartments?

There are currently 76 Three Bedroom Apartments listings available in Schenectady on ApartmentHomeLiving.com. The pricing ranges from $1,500 to $2,725 - averaging $2,055 for the location.

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