Buildings with low rent increases near Annaly Capital Management in NYC

It’s an Openigloo filter applied to buildings where the underlying signals point to more controlled rent growth versus typical market outcomes. Exact outcomes still depend on the specific unit, lease type, and renewal timing, so confirm the plan with building management.

There are 81+ eligible buildings in this scope right now.

No. “Low” describes relative expectations based on building-level signals. Your actual rent changes depend on the unit’s lease situation, renewal terms, and how the building applies rent increases.

Ask about renewal timing, how increases are calculated, whether any documentation is required, and what costs besides rent are due at renewal (and during move-in). Also ask how utilities and any recurring fees are handled.

Yes. The filter is about rent-increase expectations, not total move-in or ongoing costs. Broker fees, deposits, utilities, and one-time charges can still affect your budget, so price the full monthly cost with management.

Use the page to build a shortlist, then review tenant Q&A and building details to understand real-world experience. Treat the open-data signals as starting points and confirm lease terms directly with the building.

You shouldn’t rely on them without unit-level confirmation. Renewal rules and how increases are applied can vary by unit and circumstances, so review the lease language and ask management for the specific renewal scenario for that apartment.