Monarch 716, Buffalo, and The Station at Buffalo, Buffalo are two of the closest D'Youville University student apartments available on amber.
D'Youville University student housing offers modern and fully-furnished studios, private and shared apartments, and 1B to 5B apartments.
The Fall 2026 semester at D'Youville University (DYU) is expected to begin in late August 2026, while the Spring semester typically starts in January.
D'Youville University student housing has an average monthly rent from $ 646 to $ 2000.
It's recommended to book D'Youville College off-campus housing & apartments 3 to 6 months before your intended move-in date, especially for the Fall intake when demand is highest. Booking early gives you a wider choice of room types, better prices, and better apartments as well.
Located in Buffalo, New York, United States, D'Youville University stands out as a well-known private university with a Catholic heritage and the spirit of St. Marguerite d'Youville. Amber, a global student housing platform, offers modern apartments near D'Youville University options, with monthly rents ranging from $646 to $ 2,000. Most of the amber properties, like Monarch 716, Buffalo, and The Station at Buffalo, Buffalo are located within 2 to 11 miles.
D'Youville University was founded in 1908 by the Grey Nuns at 320 Porter Ave, Buffalo, NY 14201, United States. The mission of this university is to provide education to students from all faiths and backgrounds. The academic calendar is semester-based with terms starting in August (Fall), January (Spring), and May (Summer). It operates through its main 10-acre urban primary campus in Buffalo. The university has a strong reputation in areas such as healthcare, business, education, the arts, and the sciences. DYU enrolls more than 2,500 students and offers more than 70 undergraduate, graduate, and doctoral courses.
DYU student housing Buffalo NY, is available in different styles, with different prices and modern amenities. You can browse, compare, and secure your ideal studios, private and shared apartments, and 1B to 5B apartments that match your lifestyle and budget.
| Property | Price | Distance from Campus |
|---|---|---|
| Monarch 716, Buffalo | From $ 646 per month | 2 miles from campus |
| The Station at Buffalo, Buffalo | From $1026 per month | 8.7 miles from campus |
| University Village At Sweethome, Amherst | From $899 per month | 9.6 miles from campus |
| Block20, Buffalo | From $939 per month | 10.4 miles from campus |
| Aspen Heights Buffalo, Buffalo | From $1015 per month | 11.5 miles from campus |
The university has reliable and efficient public transport options nearby. The Niagara Street & Connecticut Street and Niagara Street & Columbus Parkway are bus stops located within a 2-minute drive. To travel by train, Allen-Medical Campus St and Allen/Medical Campus Station are located just within a 6-minute drive by car. D'Youville provides a free campus shuttle service, known as the "Red Bus’’. The campus offers students the Campus Safety Escort Service for those traveling alone late at night. For long travel in and around Buffalo, the campus is situated near public transit infrastructure, with easy access to the NFTA (Niagara Frontier Transportation Authority), which offers metro buses and even subway service. Students can use their University ID Card to secure daily, weekly, or monthly fares on Buffalo's extensive public bus and rail network.
Wednesdays at D'Youville are more entertaining. Since classes have breaks in between, you will find students crowded in the College Center, where community service projects or debates happen. Life here moves fast between health-science lab sessions and club activities. When students are not studying, they are practicing clinical skills, joining the Pride Alliance for events, or filling the stands for NCAA Division II games. You can also find them moving off-campus to explore the food and music scene of Buffalo’s West Side. There are more than 45 active clubs and organizations through which students regularly participate in professional associations, cultural groups, and outdoor activities.