Buildings with low rent increases near 49 St station in NYC

It’s a two-part filter: “49-st” narrows the search to buildings near 49 St station, and “low-rent-increases” focuses on buildings where the data indicates lower typical rent-increase outcomes under the applicable rent-regulation/renewal rules. You should still confirm the terms for the specific unit when you apply.

Openigloo shows 134+ buildings that match “49-st” and “low-rent-increases” as of 2026-07-07.

No. “Low-rent-increases” reflects how increases tend to work under the building’s applicable framework, but the final rent and any changes depend on your lease terms, unit history, and the specific regulation/renewal path. Verify the timeline and documents for the unit you’re offered.

Confirm the rent-increase expectations tied to your unit, renewal rules, and any documentation requirements. Also ask about the full move-in plan: deposits, fees, utilities, and what’s included in the lease (and any changes to services).

They’re meant to help you screen faster, not replace verification. Use Openigloo to compare buildings and see what renters commonly ask, then ask the building directly for the specifics of the apartment you’re considering.

Not always. Building conditions can change, and data can lag real-world updates. Treat Openigloo as an input, then use your tour and direct questions to confirm current conditions.

Use it to build your viewing checklist. Look for patterns in how management responds, how policies are applied day to day, and whether tenants report issues similar to what you care about, then confirm those points directly.