Buildings with low rent increases near 61 St-Woodside station in NYC

It’s a tenant-focused filter that highlights buildings where the available data indicates lower rent-increase patterns compared with other options. You still need to verify the exact renewal or adjustment terms for the specific unit.

This page targets buildings in the station area based on the platform’s location matching. If you have a strict commute radius, confirm the address and walking/subway time during your shortlist.

No. The filters flag patterns and signals, but the final rent and increase amount can depend on unit history, lease structure, and timing. Always ask the building for the precise terms in writing.

Confirm the rent, the effective date of any adjustments, renewal language, and what paperwork you’ll receive. Also ask about fees tied to the move-in process (application, deposit, and any building charges).

Not necessarily. Feedback can reflect specific units or experiences over time. Use it as context, then verify the details that affect you directly (maintenance response, noise, and move-in requirements).

Yes. Even if increases look low, the full move-in picture still includes deposits, broker fees if applicable, and utilities. Ask for an itemized cost breakdown before you apply.

Openigloo combines building details, open-data signals, and what renters share through Q&A and reviews. Treat open-data as a starting point and confirm all lease-specific terms with the building.