Buildings with low rent increases near 57 St station in NYC

It’s a building-level signal based on historical rent-increase patterns, meant to help you filter for buildings where rent increases tend to be lower. You should still verify the rules that apply to your specific unit during your lease discussion.

Yes. The scope is buildings near 57 St station using the 57-st + low-rent-increases filter pair, so results are restricted to that corridor rather than all of Midtown.

60+ buildings are currently flagged under the 57-st + low-rent-increases filter pair on Openigloo (as of 2026-07-07).

Yes. Even within the same building, unit eligibility and lease terms can affect how renewals work. Ask for the unit’s current status and the renewal and rent-adjustment language before committing.

Ask for the unit’s renewal terms, the most recent rent-change history they can share, expected timelines, and any fees or documentation requirements. Then confirm in writing.

No. It helps you screen, but it doesn’t guarantee future rent increases. Treat it as a starting point and validate the renewal language and the applicable rules with management.

Compare the full monthly picture (deposit, broker fee if any, and utilities), plus practical factors like maintenance response, move-in readiness, and what tenant Q&A indicates about day-to-day management.