D鈥橸ouville University Announces Plans for New Student Housing
As D鈥橸ouville University continues to expand its footprint and student experience, the university announced plans today for a new, fully furnished student housing project at 443 West Avenue in Buffalo, scheduled to break ground in January 2026.
The new residence will offer primarily individual apartment-style units, each featuring a full kitchen and in-unit laundry鈥攃reating an ideal living environment for today鈥檚 student. The project is expected to be completed by July 2027, in time to welcome students for the 2027鈥2028 academic year.
鈥淭his project is another example of how D鈥橸ouville is rising to meet the moment,鈥 said Dr. Lorrie Clemo, President of D鈥橸ouville University. 鈥淲ith growing demand for housing鈥攄riven by the exciting momentum in our NCAA Division II athletics and the hopeful launch of our new College of Medicine鈥攖his new residence is not only timely, but essential.鈥
Developed in partnership with Uniland Development, the housing expansion reflects D鈥橸ouville鈥檚 commitment to providing students with a vibrant, supportive campus experience as the university grows in size, impact, and national visibility. In preparation for the project, D鈥橸ouville has already invested in a comprehensive environmental cleanup of the site鈥攅nsuring both a strong foundation for construction and a safer, cleaner footprint for the surrounding community.
As with other recent initiatives, the project is part of D鈥橸ouville鈥檚 broader strategy to strengthen its role as a forward-thinking anchor institution in the City of Buffalo.
For updates on construction progress and other campus developments, visit www.dyu.edu.
About D鈥橸ouville University
D鈥橸ouville University is a nationally ranked private university founded in 1908 and headquartered in Buffalo, New York, which offers degrees in the health sciences and business. D鈥橸ouville University promotes a healthy mind, body, and spirit. Through transformational educational experiences, students are prepared for growth, career success, and upward mobility. For more information, visit dyu.edu.