Buildings with low rent increases near the 6 train in the Bronx

It’s a building-level filter that flags Bronx buildings where rent increases are lower than typical expectations in our dataset. Still, the exact amount and timing depend on the unit’s specific regulatory/lease context, so you should confirm details with management using your lease and renewal paperwork.

Openigloo brings together building records, tenant-reported signals, and building context so you can shortlist faster. You can then confirm the key items (renewal terms, rent change details, and move-in requirements) directly with the building before committing.

This is a building-focused page. The count (45+) reflects buildings matched to the filters right now; individual units within each building can have different terms.

Yes. Low rent increases don’t change the upfront and ongoing costs you’ll pay. Ask for the full move-in breakdown (security deposit, broker fee if applicable, and utility/water expectations) before applying.

Ask for the most recent rent adjustment details, how/when renewals are handled, any written guidance on rent changes, and the specific move-in terms for the exact unit you’re considering.

Yes. Block-level factors like noise, building access/entry conditions, and street activity can vary even within the same area. Use tours and direct questions to validate what you experience on the ground.

Concourse with 1,709+ buildings; Fordham with 967+ buildings; University Heights with 836+ buildings; Soundview with 2,493+ buildings; Norwood with 741+ buildings.