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University Court Apartments
3442 Main St, Buffalo, NY 14214, USA

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Beds	1–2
Baths	1–2
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Beds	1–2
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Pet Friendly

Location

3442 Main St, Buffalo, NY 14214, USA|University

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Floor plans

One Bedroom	1 bed	1 bath
One Bedroom	1 bed	1 bath
Bed in Private room	Private Room in 2BR Unit	2 bath

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Amenities for University Court Apartments

Apartment Amenities

All Utilities Included

Spacious Apartments

Building

Cats OK	Controlled Access
Dogs OK	Onsite Laundry

Grounds

Off-Street Parking

Smoke Free Community

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Policies and fees

Dog policy

Allowed
Limit	2
Monthly Rent	$25

Cat policy

Allowed
Limit	2
Monthly Rent	$25

Pet-friendly; no more than 2 pets per unit, $25/mo Pet Rent per pet.

Building details

Property details

Lease terms	11 months

About University Court Apartments

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Looking for an apartment in Buffalo, NY or Williamsville, NY? We have 141 units in 2 buildings adjacent to the SUNY Buffalo North and South Campuses. The space you want is waiting - Contact us today!

Reviews from the web

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Do not live here. I stayed through dental school and residency, too busy to move. Management is unresponsive to complaints, even though I only requested maintenance twice in 5 years. Left the place in perfect condition, have video evidence, they still kept a chunk of my security deposit for profit.

Salman Masood

Jul 22, 2021

Do not live here. This building quality is poor and unsafe. I used to live here and the roof was falling down and hit my neck. The maintenance people said that this building is pretty old and the similar issues happened several times in other apartment in this property. Save your life, do not live here . RUN!!

F En

Mar 24, 2022

University Court Apartments is TRASH. Stay away. Here's the only two Positives I'll mention about living here. 1: The convenience of living near a supermarket, a train station, and many restaurants can't be denied. 2: The Maintenance people seem to be the only people who actually care about the residents here. Negatives? So many that they undercut the positives. Noise: For the noise alone, this is one of the single worst places that I've ever stayed at. Whether it's dog noise, outside noise, or noise from the other residents, don't expect to have a peaceful time here. And there's not even remotely any sort of noise insulation, so you too can hear things such as couples arguing with each other, a man threatening violence against his girlfriend, and a father hitting his child. Bugs: Expect beetles, roaches, and fruit flies, just to name a few. And don't expect the management to actually take any preventative measures to prevent these bugs from getting into the building in the first place. Theft: If you don't want any of your packages stolen, do not stay here. And don't expect the management to do anything about this either. Safety: Just barely any safety. Without going into specific details, I can recall at least two instances in my time here of people either being threatened or actually attacked. The Building Itself: This building is in terrible condition. It is dilapidated from the inside and the outside, and is in desperate need of a renovation. Parts of it are literally falling apart. Heating problems, electrical issues, water leakage. The laundry room alone looks like it should be condemned. On that note: Laundry: If the idea of having to use quarters and making the effort of finding quarters (which has only gotten harder) in the year 2024 to do your laundry every single time doesn't feel good, find someplace else to live. But one of the biggest issues with living at University Court Apartments is the "rent manager", Dee Dee Galarza. I had considered not mentioning this person by name, but given that multiple reviews on Google specifically mention her (and even the other residents I've spoken to!), it would be remiss of me to not do the same. Dee Dee is rude, does not listen or care about what happens here, cannot honor the most basic of requests, and only does the bare minimum of the job, which is trying to get your money. A See You Next Tuesday level of a person who does not deserve this role. And from multiple conversations with her, this person likely had little to no experience as a rent manager in the first place. I could even say that the Maintenance people are each more qualified to be a manager than Dee Dee is. University Court Apartments is not worth your time, not worth your effort, not worth your sanity, and absolutely not worth your money. The dorms at the University of Buffalo campus less than a mile away from here are probably better maintained and managed by someone who actually knows what they're doing. Now if anyone from Asset Living happens to be reading this: The fact that University Court is in a nice, convenient location but has so many issues that it has a (as of this review) a 1.8 on Google Maps should be cause for alarm. And as for your current rent manager, consider hiring someone who is actually willing to listen to and solve the residents' issues, and not a glorified accountant.

Last Resort

Feb 03, 2024

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A table of 2-bedroom apartment rental data trends in Buffalo
Month	Median Rent
October 2023	$1,250
November 2023	$1,236
December 2023	$1,200
January 2024	$1,250
February 2024	$1,297
March 2024	$1,288
April 2024	$1,318
May 2024	$1,450
June 2024	$1,460
July 2024	$1,457
August 2024	$1,335
September 2024	$1,358
October 2024	$1,325
November 2024	$1,289
December 2024	$1,400
January 2025	$1,475
February 2025	$1,496
March 2025	$1,480
April 2025	$1,500
May 2025	$1,517
June 2025	$1,447
July 2025	$1,435
August 2025	$1,400
September 2025	$1,435