Buffalo Homes

These 15 houses in Buffalo, New York are absolutely adorable, unique, and will make you think for a second about moving downtown. If nothing else, they might give you some motivation for your own home.

For the 71st time this year, an Erie County house has sold for more than $1 million, helping to set a still-rising benchmark for home sales that are north of the million-dollar mark.

One house threw in an extra perk to their recent “for sale” listing, and it quickly caught everyone’s attention in Western New York.

Smaller apartment buildings are hot, more so than larger complexes—thanks to higher interest rates, tighter financial restrictions, and concerns about the economy.

With slightly more than three months left in the year, Erie County remains on pace to see a record number of private residences sell for more than $1 million.

Want more proof that homes in Buffalo’s Delaware and Park districts are a hot commodity?

Two more suburban homes - one in the Southtowns and the other in the Northtowns - have become the 45th and 46th private residence in Erie County to sell for more than $1 million this year.

Erie County’s pace for setting a new benchmark for the sale of $1 million-plus private residences continues with a house in Clarence’s tony Spaulding Lake subdivision becoming the 41st home sale this year to cross that threshold.

Find out what’s more expensive in the Buffalo area, throwing a wedding, or buying a home.

Why did two northern Erie County apartment complexes sell for decidedly more than the regional per-unit average?