Buildings with low rent increases near 190 St station in NYC

It’s a filter that groups buildings where the available data suggests rent growth is lower than typical. The exact rules still depend on the building and lease context, so verify the details with the managing agent.

Openigloo currently shows 54+ buildings that match the 190 St + low-rent-increases multi-filter pair.

No. Rent outcomes can vary by unit, lease history, and how rent is structured. Treat the filter as a starting shortlist and confirm the expected renewal increase directly with the building.

Ask for the unit’s current rent basis, renewal increase expectations and timing, any applicable regulatory details, and the documented history for recent renewals if available.

Yes. Even if rent increases are likely lower, you should still plan for the full monthly cost and move-in requirements, including deposit, any broker fee, and utilities or billing setup.

Openigloo consolidates renter-focused signals like reviews and building information, plus open-data indicators when available. Use these to narrow the list, then get confirmation from the managing agent for anything that affects your specific lease.

It can. Policy and unit-specific circumstances can change. Use Openigloo data to shortlist, but treat the final numbers as something you should verify with the building before committing.