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Albany Overview

"Albany is the state capital of New York, and is a city brimming with historical significance. It is the oldest continuous chartered city in the United States and works to preserve its history. Although well-known for revering its history and Dutch culture, Albany also embraces modern advancement. The ""Tech Valley"" industry is on the rise and has helped economy in New York State's Capital District. The Capital District is the metro area surrounding Albany. The cities included are Albany, Schenectady and Troy. The Capital District is the third most populated region in New York. Its metropolitan population is over 1.1 million. The city of Albany's population reaches almost 100,000. Apartments in Albany could be a fit for seekers looking for a blend of historical and modern elements."

What is the history of Albany?

English explorer Henry Hudson discovered Albany in 1609. The original inhabitants were Native Americans, but French settlers colonized the area in 1624. Known as the French Walloons, the settlers called the land Fort Orange. By 1629, the Dutch West India company set up a trading post in the area. The Dutch populated and traded in Fort Orange until the English took over in 1664. King Charles II gave Fort Orange to his brother James, the Duke of York and Albany. Fort Orange was then changed to what we know today as Albany. Albany officially became the state's capital in 1797.

How is the weather in Albany?

Albany experiences four identifiable seasons throughout the year. One should stay cool and hydrated in the hot summers and bundle up for the cold winters. The average annual rainfall is 39.4 inches. The average annual snowfall is 59 inches. Albany's temperature is 48.2°F annually. The hottest yearly temperature is an average 57.8° F and the coldest is 38.6°F.

How do I get around town?

There are many ways to get around Albany and its surrounding areas. While driving is one mode of transportation, other options include rail and bus services. The Capital District Transportation Authority (CDTA) offers local bus rides throughout the capital region. The Northway Xpress provides express bus rides back and forth from Saratoga and Albany. The CDTA also offers BusPlus, a bus rapid transit service that caters to few stops. There is an Albany International Airport and an Amtrak rail service, too. Residents can locate the Albany-Rensselaer Rail station just a few miles from downtown Albany.

What is the Albany commute like?

Albany's major highway is I-787. The Adirondack Northway (I-87) and New York State Thruway (I-90) are other major roadways. I-787 is the highway used to travel in and out of downtown Albany. Residents can travel by car to reach Canada taking I-87 from Albany. I-90 will lead travelers toward Buffalo and Boston.

What are the local media outlets?

There are a few media outlets that Albany has to offer. Albany's daily newspaper is the Times Union located in nearby suburb, Colonie. Other newspapers located in the city include Legislative Gazette and Albany Business review. Albany and its surrounding areas have several radio stations for everyone to enjoy. From news radio, country, alternative, spiritual, and college, Albany's got it .

Why live in Albany, NY?

Albany is a great city that pays homage to its rich history while embracing a modern way of life. Albany is also an excellent center for higher education. It's one of the best places to get an education, according to a Forbes survey in 2005. Albany has several parks, Washington Park the most well-known, for the outdoorsy type. The Pine Bush and Lincoln Park are a couple other parks found in Albany. Albany is also serious about improving its community. The National Civic League has awarded Albany the All-America award twice for community improvement.

What Albany landmarks should I see?

The Empire State Plaza is a popular landmark in Albany. Governor Nelson Rockefeller had it built in the downtown area between 1965-1978 . Included in the Plaza are The Farmer's market, New York State museum, The Egg theater, and more. Another landmark that is nearby the Plaza is the New York State Capitol building. The Capitol building is the location for the state's legislature. It was completed in 1899.

What is there to do around Albany?

There is so much that tourists and residents alike can do around Albany. Want to catch a hockey game? Head over to the Times Union Center in downtown Albany to cheer for the Albany Devils. Want to enjoy a day of shopping? Albany's Crossgates Mall offers hundreds of shops and restaurants for anybody. Albany's Lark Street offers a fun and diverse nightlife. Whether relaxing at a wine bar or dancing the night away, there is a place for everyone.

Any annual festivals or Albany events to know?

Every spring, Albany celebrates the Tulip Festival. The festival honors the city's Dutch heritage and history. The city also hosts several music festivals. Festivals like Alive at 5 during the summer and the Albany Riverfront Jazz Festival in the fall are free. The New York State Food Festival is another fun festival. It that takes place in Albany and best of all, admission is free.

Where are the nearby vacation spots?

Albany is at the crossroads of major highways I-87 and I-90. So, there are many fun places to visit outside of the city, and most are just a short drive away from Albany. A visit to the Adirondack mountains in Old Forge, NY offers a fun day at New York's largest water park. The drive is just three short hours away. Saratoga Springs is another excellent choice for a day of leisure and relaxation. Saratoga Springs is only a 30-minute drive away from Albany.

Where is the best place to move in Albany?

Hunting for apartments in Albany requires careful consideration. There are many neighborhoods to choose from. There are apartments close to shops, festivals, restaurants, and other fun attractions. There are also apartments in more residential areas. Center Square, located near Lark Street is ideal for those who want to be in the heart of the city. City Square's location offers convenience to many of Albany's historic attractions and parks. The best part is that most things in Center Square is within walking distance. For Albany apartments that are in a more residential area, there is Beverwyck. Beverwyck is a nice neighborhood that is quiet. College students from the University of Albany and College of Saint Rose live here. Arbor Hill provides a blend of residential and city life. Arbor Hill, a historical neighborhood, offers a residential living with access to Lark Street.

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Frequently Asked Questions about Albany

How much are Studio apartments in Albany?

There are currently 598 Studio Apartments in Albany with rent ranges from $810 to $2,010 with an average price of $1,427.

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

Today's rental pricing for One Bedroom Apartments in Albany ranges from $750 to $3,978 with an average monthly rent of $1,659.

What does renting a Two Bedroom Apartment in Albany cost?

The monthly rent prices of Two Bedroom Apartments currently available in Albany range from $1,070 to $4,780. Today's average rental price for Two Bedrooms here is $2,031.

How expensive are Albany Three Bedroom Apartments?

There are currently 188 Three Bedroom Apartments listings available in Albany on ApartmentHomeLiving.com. The pricing ranges from $750 to $3,460 - averaging $1,849 for the location.

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