Buildings with low rent increases near 238 St station in NYC

It’s a building-level filter indicating lower expected rent-increase patterns based on Openigloo’s building signals. Still, you should verify the specific renewal increase for the exact unit with the property directly.

21+ buildings match the “238-st + low-rent-increases” filter set as of 2026-07-07.

No. A filter can narrow your starting pool, but your lease renewal terms depend on the unit and the landlord’s process. Ask for the renewal terms in writing before you commit.

Confirm the renewal process and timing, who pays utilities, any fee changes, and what happens at lease renewal (notice requirements, documentation, and whether rent adjustments are automatic or case-by-case).

Yes. The total monthly cost can include broker fee (if applicable), deposit requirements, and utilities. Make sure you total those items, not just the asking rent, before you compare options.

You can read tenant Q&A and use the building signals shown on each building page to compare what matters to you, then ask targeted questions to confirm details for your specific apartment.

Reach out to the management or leasing office with specific questions tied to your lease (renewal timeline, rent-adjustment method, fee changes, and utility responsibilities) and ask for written answers when possible.