Buildings with low rent increases near 65 St station in NYC

It’s a filter that groups buildings where rent-increase behavior is expected to be lower than typical. Still, the exact renewal increase and timing depend on your unit and lease terms, so confirm the specifics with the building.

It targets buildings near the 65 St station area in NYC. If a commute location matters for you, verify the walking time from the building to your preferred entrance and direction.

Openigloo shows 21+ buildings that match the “65 St” location filter and the “low rent increases” criteria as of 2026-07-07.

Yes. Filters help you narrow options, but renewal terms, notices, and any unit-specific factors are set by the lease and building policy. Ask for written details and timelines.

No. “Low rent increases” is a building-level category for comparison. The exact amount and schedule can vary by unit and lease type, so get the exact numbers from management for the unit you’re considering.

Look at the full monthly cost: utilities, any mandatory fees, parking, laundry, and move-in costs like deposits or brokers where applicable. Lower increases don’t eliminate other expenses that affect affordability over time.

Use them to shortlist buildings and to generate the right questions for tours—maintenance turnaround, policy consistency, and communication. Then confirm everything with the building in writing where possible.