Affordable buildings with available apartments in the Bronx
Affordable buildings with available apartments in the Bronx—11+ buildings currently match both filters on Openigloo. “Affordable” here means the building’s median asking rent is below the Bronx median, not income-restricted housing. On Openigloo, you can compare eligible buildings using resident-focused signals like rated buildings, building details, and tenant Q&A. We also surface open-data and consistency checks so you can ask better questions before you commit to a lease.
Affordable buildings with available apartments in the Bronx
Showing 1–11 of 11 affordable buildings with available apartments in the Bronx.

299 East 161 Street
Concourse
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2121 Cedar Avenue
University Heights

3168 Villa Avenue
Bedford Park

2600 Netherland Avenue
Spuyten Duyvil

276 Grand Concourse
Mott Haven
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1995 Sedgwick Avenue
University Heights
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445 Gerard Avenue
Mott Haven
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224 East 135 Street
Mott Haven

2385 3 Avenue
Mott Haven
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930 Sheridan Avenue
Concourse
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2175 Cedar Avenue
University Heights
What to check before choosing an affordable building with available apartments in the Bronx
- Confirm what “available” means for you: check unit size, move-in date, and whether the same building has multiple listings or just one currently advertised option.
- Treat “market-relative affordable” as a starting point: the full monthly cost can still be higher once you factor in broker fee, deposit, utilities, and any recurring building charges.
- Before signing, verify current rent, any concessions, and renewal expectations with the leasing office—asking rent comparisons don’t guarantee how costs change later.
- If a building is affordable but older, ask about practical maintenance items (heat/water reliability, pests, hot-water timing) and request documentation of any recent repairs.
- Use the building page to cross-check what matters to you (pet rules, laundry access, parking, and package handling) and then confirm policies in writing. Fees and restrictions can vary by unit.