Buildings with low rent increases near the B39 bus in NYC

It’s a multi-filter page: it combines the B39 bus location filter with a low-rent-increase filter based on the building signals in Openigloo’s dataset. You should still confirm the specific increase amount and timing with the landlord or leasing office for any individual lease.

Openigloo currently shows 548+ buildings that match this B39 + low rent increases filter set (snapshot as of 2026-07-07).

No. The filter is meant to help you narrow the field based on building-level patterns in the available data. Your actual increases depend on the specific lease, regulatory status, and landlord actions, so verify in writing before signing.

Ask what regulatory pathway applies to the unit, how renewal works for your lease term, what documents you’ll receive at renewal, and how increases are calculated in your case (including any notice timelines).

Ask whether the current management will honor prior rent patterns and renewal practices. You can also check building history via Openigloo signals and tenant Q&A, then confirm with the leasing office.

Yes. Even when rent increases are lower, total move-in and monthly costs still matter. Ask about deposits, broker fees, utility responsibilities, and any recurring charges (laundry, parking, storage) tied to the specific unit.

Use them to validate the practical side of the decision: responsiveness to maintenance requests, how renewals are handled in practice, communication quality, and any recurring issues tenants report. Then bring those questions directly to the building’s leasing team.