Buildings with low rent increases near 14 St-Union Sq station in NYC

It groups buildings by patterns tied to rent increases using available signals on Openigloo. It’s meant to help you compare, not replace questions you should ask the building about your specific unit and lease history.

It reflects buildings that match the scope of this page and the “low-rent-increases” filter and have enough data to appear on Openigloo right now (as of 2026-07-07).

No. Even when a building shows low-rent-increase patterns overall, individual units and lease situations can differ. Confirm renewal terms and the most recent increase details with the building for the exact apartment you’re considering.

Yes, the page scope is the 14 St–Union Sq area, based on Openigloo’s building-to-location matching. Always double-check commuting time for your daily routes before applying.

Ask what rent increase history applies to your unit, whether a lease renewal is typical for the building, and what documentation or timeline applies in your case. If you’re paying a deposit, ask what’s refundable and under what conditions.

Yes. If your unit is rent-stabilized or otherwise covered by tenant protections, ask for the unit’s status and the exact renewal/increase rules that apply. Openigloo signals can help you target questions, but written terms from the landlord matter.

Use them to understand how the building operates in practice (responsiveness, maintenance issues, renewal experiences). Then verify anything critical for your lease with the property in writing or through a documented application process.