randerson+FollowBuffalo’s housing market is heating up fastBuffalo is grabbing national attention as Zillow just named it the hottest housing market again, and the buzz isn’t slowing down. Homes here are still more affordable than in other top cities, but that’s fueling intense bidding wars and making the area even more attractive—especially with Buffalo being called a climate haven. With so many vacant lots on the East Side, there’s a real opportunity for smart, community-focused development. What do you think Buffalo needs most as it grows—more affordable homes, better planning, or something else? #RealEstate #BuffaloNY #HousingMarket00Share
Heather Moore+FollowStep inside Buffalo’s French chateau gem467 Virginia Street just hit the market, and it’s not your average Buffalo home. This 1894 French chateau-style masterpiece is packed with original details—think hand-painted ceilings, ornate oak woodwork, and stunning fireplaces. The place is huge (over 6,700 square feet!), with a rentable townhouse side for extra income. It’s rare to find a home this well-preserved, especially with such a creative history as a photography studio. If you love character, history, and a touch of luxury, this is the kind of listing that gets people talking. Would you want to live in a place with this much story? #RealEstate #BuffaloNY #HistoricHomes00Share
Heather Moore+FollowBuffalo’s Wurlitzer Flats condo sets a new barDowntown Buffalo just saw its first Wurlitzer Flats condo sell for nearly $1 million, turning a piece of local history into a modern urban dream. Imagine living in a 3,200 sq. ft. space with huge windows, private elevator access, and your own gated parking—right above a brewery! This isn’t just about luxury; it’s about breathing new life into a landmark that’s been part of Main Street for over a century. Would you pay this much to own a slice of Buffalo’s past with all the perks of today? Let’s talk about what makes a home truly worth it. #RealEstate #BuffaloNY #WurlitzerFlats00Share
Timothy Bird+FollowBig changes for Buffalo’s dining sceneJohnny D’s steakhouse is shutting down at the Hyatt Regency Buffalo, just two years after opening—leaving another prime downtown spot up for grabs. Meanwhile, East Aurora is in the running for America’s Favorite Small Town, and you can help by voting daily. On the health front, Dr. Biswarup Ghosh from BryLin Hospital has been named a top psychiatrist for his work on depression and bipolar disorder. Plus, Trocaire College just landed a $425,000 grant to boost mental health and crisis support for students. What do you think Buffalo needs most: new dining, small-town pride, or more mental health resources? #Business #BuffaloNY #EastAurora00Share
sfrazier+FollowBuffalo’s music scene heats up at the CAZBuffalo’s CAZ on Seneca Street is turning up the volume this winter with a lineup that’s got something for everyone. From the soulful Growlers Blues Band on January 28 to a Motown dinner show on Valentine’s Day, the next few weeks are packed with live acts, tributes, and even a vampire metal opera. Whether you’re into classic rock, dueling pianos, or big band jazz, there’s a night for you. Who’s planning to check out a show? Let’s hear which act you’re most excited about or any past favorites from the CAZ! #Entertainment #Music #BuffaloNY00Share
AuroraAviator+FollowBuffalo’s St. Francis High gets a major fitness upgradeSt. Francis High School in Buffalo just opened a massive, state-of-the-art fitness center, and it’s already changing the game for students and athletes. With 18 squat racks, a full aerobic center, and a dedicated strength coach, this 6,000-square-foot space is all about helping kids reach their next level—whether they’re training for sports or just getting active. The new facility is named after legendary Coach Jerry Smith, making it a real point of pride for the school. How do you think this kind of investment in student wellness could impact our community? #Education #K12 #BuffaloNY00Share
Jorge Figueroa+FollowBuffalo schools launch $1,000 attendance lotteryBuffalo students now have a shot at winning up to $500 each month—just for showing up to school. The district’s new attendance lottery rewards kids who miss no more than one day in a month, with three lucky winners drawn by the superintendent. The top prize is $500, followed by $300 and $200, all funded by Say Yes Buffalo. It’s a fresh approach to tackling chronic absenteeism and building better habits. Would a cash incentive motivate your kids to get to class? How else could schools encourage attendance? #Education #BuffaloNY #SchoolAttendance00Share
Katherine Hunt+FollowBuffalo’s downtown is getting a business boostA once-empty landmark in downtown Buffalo is about to buzz with new energy as the Golisano Institute for Business and Entrepreneurship opens its doors this fall. Thanks to a $20 million investment from B. Thomas Golisano, the former Buffalo News building will soon welcome students eager to dive into real-world business skills. The institute isn’t just about classes—it’s about bringing fresh ideas and young talent right into the heart of the city, with hands-on learning and internships built in. How do you think this could reshape downtown Buffalo’s vibe and opportunities? #Education #BuffaloNY #DowntownBuffalo00Share
Michael Alvarez+FollowBuffalo’s Riverworks turns up the fun with Boozy BingoRiverworks is shaking up Buffalo’s winter nights with Boozy Bingo on January 23! Picture this: a packed house, music from classic rock to 00’s jams, wild dance-offs, hilarious crowd challenges, and a confetti storm—all while you compete for prizes and play a little bingo. Tickets are $27.69 for the January event, but if you miss it, there’s a repeat on February 13 for $22.42. It’s not your grandma’s bingo night—this is the kind of midweek energy boost Buffalo needs! Who’s in for some laughs, music, and maybe a lucky win? #Food #BuffaloNY #Riverworks00Share
mary01+FollowBuffalo bars get a social rebootWalking into a Buffalo bar alone just got a whole lot less awkward. Le Social Club is shaking up city nightlife by making solo outings not just acceptable, but fun. With no sign-ups or fees, you just show up at a rotating lineup of local bars and restaurants—like Marble + Rye or Mint Cocktails & Kitchen—and start mingling. Organizers hope this sparks new friendships and gives a much-needed boost to neighborhood spots that have seen fewer regulars since the pandemic. Would you try a night out solo if you knew everyone else was there to connect too? #Food #BuffaloNY #LeSocialClub00Share
