Buildings with low rent increases near 23 St station in NYC

It’s a filter based on a regulatory category signal tied to 23 St and the associated rent-increase framework. Use it as a starting point, then confirm the exact rent-increase mechanics and renewal terms for the specific unit and lease.

It narrows buildings where rent growth is expected to be lower than typical alternatives. It’s not a guarantee for every renewal situation, so you should verify the increase calculation and renewal schedule on the lease.

There are 122+ buildings on this page as of 2026-07-07. The count reflects current eligibility for the filter combination.

No. Use Openigloo to shortlist and prepare questions, but confirm in writing how increases work (timing, calculation method, and what triggers changes) before signing.

Treat the asking rent as one line item. Confirm the full monthly and move-in costs, including deposit, any broker/processing fees, and which utilities the tenant pays.

Renewal outcomes depend on the unit, lease start date, and the building’s application of the rent framework. Ask the building (or management) what the next renewal increase would be under your lease terms.

Openigloo surfaces building details and renter-provided context (where available) to make comparisons easier. Use those signals to ask targeted questions, then verify policy and terms directly with the building.