Buildings with low rent increases near the B46-SBS bus in NYC

It’s a filter based on the building’s rent-increase signals available through Openigloo’s building data and open-record inputs. Still, the actual outcome can depend on the specific unit, lease situation, and renewal details—confirm directly with the building or their leasing office.

Openigloo groups eligible buildings by their proximity to the B46-SBS route corridor, using the page’s mapped filter scope. Treat proximity as a starting point for walk/commute planning and verify exact routes and travel times for your schedule.

Not necessarily. The “low rent increases” filter may capture more than one regulatory situation, depending on what signals are available for each building. Open each building page and check the building’s specific status details and notes.

Confirm renewal timing, rent-change expectations for your unit, any fees or move-in costs, and what documentation the building requires. Also confirm utilities responsibility and whether there are any building-specific rules affecting move-in.

No. The filter helps you shortlist buildings with lower rent-increase signals, but it does not guarantee a specific dollar amount for your future renewals. Always request the building’s current policy guidance and review the lease language.

Use tenant Q&A and review context to validate day-to-day factors that don’t show up in rent-increase signals, like response times, maintenance patterns, and management practices. Then match those observations to the building’s specific rent-increase notes on the page.

Compare the full monthly budget, not just the asking rent. Deposit/broker fees (if applicable), utilities, and any one-time move-in charges can change your affordability. Ask about incentives, lease length options, and how rent changes are handled for the unit you’re considering.