Buildings with low rent increases near 170 St station in NYC

“170-st” narrows results to buildings near the 170 St station area, and “low rent increases” applies the tenant-protection/regulatory signals used by Openigloo to help you identify buildings where rent increases may be more limited. You should still confirm coverage and renewal terms for the specific unit.

There are 11+ buildings that match the combined “170-st + low rent increases” filters as of 2026-07-07.

No. The filter is a way to surface buildings with signals consistent with lower rent increase patterns. Actual rent changes depend on the unit, lease history, and how the landlord applies the rules, so verify directly with management.

Ask about rent-increase mechanics for renewals, required notices, whether the unit is covered under the protections you’re relying on, and what documentation you’ll need for eligibility or renewals.

Yes. Limited rent increases don’t remove upfront costs. Confirm the full monthly picture and move-in costs such as deposit, any applicable fees, and whether utilities are included or billed separately.

Openigloo aggregates renter-first signals (reviews and tenant Q&A) and pairs them with open-data indicators to help you spot issues to ask about. Treat these as prompts, not substitutes for landlord verification.

Use this page to start with a focused set near 170 St station, then compare on each building page: review/Q&A themes, what tenants reported about renewals and rent changes, and any listed requirements. Finish by confirming the details for the exact unit you want to rent.