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The Mansion

Lexington Village

228 Summer St

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326 Elmwood Avenue Apartments

Walcot Apartments at 257 Elmwood

Stuyvesant Apartments

459-461 Franklin St

220 Lexington Avenue Apartments

Willow Grove Apartments

Ferry Grider Homes

North Court

217 Elmwood Avenue Apartments

Westminster Commons

209 Elmwood Ave

722 W Delavan Ave

257 Summer St

26 Irving Place Apartments

201 Elmwood Avenue Apartments

Virginia Apartments

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The Bellasara

770 Elmwood Apartments

20 Saint Louis Place

The Residence on North

950 Broadway St

The Forge on Broadway

EB Green Residence

479-489 Delaware Ave

249 North St

479 Delaware Avenue

The Knights @ 506 Delaware

Lafayette Lofts

Spaulding Building I

937 Broadway

Mitchell Square Apartments

The Surrey Apartments

669 Potomac Ave

273 Richmond Ave

905 Elmwood Ave

The Residences at 279 North

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Corporate Manor Apartments

Frank A. Sedita Apartments

430 Delaware

Hope House

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There are currently 298 Studio Apartments in Buffalo with rent ranges from $358 to $1,989 with an average price of $1,348.
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Today's rental pricing for One Bedroom Apartments in Buffalo ranges from $376 to $5,547 with an average monthly rent of $1,494.
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The monthly rent prices of Two Bedroom Apartments currently available in Buffalo range from $445 to $3,900. Today's average rental price for Two Bedrooms here is $1,738.
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