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It depends on your income of course, but assuming you're middle class, there's a lot of Indians in the Town of Amherst, in a neighborhood called Gettzville. There's a Hindu temple & Sikh temple nearby. It's also close the University at Buffalo.
If the houses there are out of your price range, there is a small Indian community in Cheektowaga as well but I couldn't say exactly where.
Anyways, there aren't a lot of Indians here compared to places like New York or New Jersey. There are parts of the city of Buffalo that are diverse, but there is no real Indian community there. Anywhere but Buffalo proper & Amherst you will see a lot of racism.
It depends on your income of course, but assuming you're middle class, there's a lot of Indians in the Town of Amherst, in a neighborhood called Gettzville. There's a Hindu temple & Sikh temple nearby. It's also close the University at Buffalo.
If the houses there are out of your price range, there is a small Indian community in Cheektowaga as well but I couldn't say exactly where.
Anyways, there aren't a lot of Indians here compared to places like New York or New Jersey. There are parts of the city of Buffalo that are diverse, but there is no real Indian community there. Anywhere but Buffalo proper & Amherst you will see a lot of racism.
That's a college neighborhood though. Just a few hundred students that happen to be Indian in a mixed community of other college students. That's also a terrible place to live if you have a job or a family.
That's a college neighborhood though. Just a few hundred students that happen to be Indian in a mixed community of other college students. That's also a terrible place to live if you have a job or a family.
It may depend on your job and stays in terms of having a family or not. There are nearby areas in the city that may work as well.
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