Buildings with low rent increases near 86 St station in NYC

It refers to a data-driven signal that the building is associated with lower-than-typical rent increase patterns, based on open-data signals. You should still ask the building how renewals work for your specific unit and lease term.

The scope is centered on the area around 86 St station. Use the building’s location details on each building page to confirm commute fit and walking time for your preferred entrances/exits.

No. The filter helps you find buildings with lower rent-increase signals, but individual units and circumstances can differ. Confirm the renewal terms and how any increases would be calculated for your lease.

Confirm the full monthly payment (asking rent plus any required deposit, fees, and utilities), lease length, renewal language, and any move-in requirements. Also ask about current availability for the exact apartment you plan to rent.

Openigloo uses open-data signals and ties them to building pages. Because these signals can lag real-world changes, treat them as a starting point and confirm details with the building directly.

Yes. The filter targets rent-increase patterns, not total move-in cost or every monthly charge. Always review the advertised terms and ask about any additional recurring costs.

Reviews and Q&A don’t replace lease terms, but they can highlight whether management follows through on renewals, repairs, and policies. Pair that with the building’s renewal language before committing.