Buildings with low rent increases near 14 St station in NYC

It groups buildings that match the page’s specific regulatory/eligibility criteria for 14 St station proximity and the filter definition used by Openigloo. Use the list as a starting point, then verify eligibility details with the building for the exact unit you want.

The filter is designed to surface buildings whose available signals point to comparatively lower rent increases. Because leases vary by unit and timing, you should confirm the renewal increase language and the next rent number with management.

No. This page is about patterns in rent increases, not an income-restricted program. It is not NYCHA, HPD, or Section 8, and it is not a housing-lottery or housing-affordability program.

Not necessarily. This page is scoped to matching buildings. Before you schedule a viewing, check whether there are currently advertised apartments for rent in each building on Openigloo.

Ask for the specific lease/renewal terms for the unit you’re considering, including the renewal increase framework, any vacancy-related changes, and whether there are unit-specific factors that could affect future rent.

Yes. Even when rent increases are lower, you still need to plan for the full monthly and move-in cost—broker fee (if applicable), deposit, and any additional building or move-in charges.

Openigloo uses building data signals and renter input (like reviews and tenant Q&A) to help you compare buildings. Treat these as decision support, not final terms—confirm everything that matters directly with the building.