Buildings with low rent increases near Bronx High School of Science in NYC

It’s a filter meant to surface buildings where rent changes have tended to be lower than typical. The only way to be sure for your specific unit is to confirm the applicable lease terms and renewal conditions with the building or manager.

There are 10+ buildings showing under these combined filters right now.

No. The filter helps with building-level expectation-setting, but your lease, unit, renewal timing, and regulatory details can affect what happens next. Confirm the terms in writing before signing.

Ask what rent-increase history applies to your unit type, what the renewal process looks like, what documentation they use for rent adjustments, and whether there are any upcoming changes that could affect your costs.

They’re helpful context, but not a substitute for the lease and building-provided documentation. Use them to narrow your options, then verify details directly for the specific unit you’re considering.

Openigloo combines building page data with open-data signals where available, plus tenant-reported context. That said, conditions can change, so confirm current terms with the management team.

Compare like with like: ask which units have similar rent drivers (layout, floor, exposure) and confirm the renewal terms for your exact unit. Don’t assume two units in the same building will follow the same pattern.