Buildings with low rent increases near 28 St station in NYC

It’s a building-level filter that groups units based on signals tied to how rent can change over time. Still, renewal terms can vary by unit and lease cycle, so you should confirm the exact increase language with the building.

Openigloo shows 91+ eligible buildings right now for this combined filter.

No. This page is focused on the multi-filter pair (28 St station area + low rent increases). Building type and amenity profile can vary, so review each building’s specifics.

Ask for the written lease renewal terms, how rent increases are calculated for your unit, and whether there are any additional charges (parking, utilities responsibility, recurring fees) that affect your total monthly cost.

The filter targets the 28 St station area as defined by Openigloo’s location logic. Use each building’s map details to check your actual commute and access to the station entrances you’ll use most.

No. Open-data and building-page signals help you screen options, but they can’t predict every future change. Confirm the renewal terms in your lease and ask management for the unit-specific details.

Treat tenant Q&A and rated buildings as context for questions, not as a substitute for documentation. If something affects your decision (maintenance timing, rent-change experience, paperwork practices), confirm it with management before you commit.