Buildings with low rent increases near the M14D-SBS bus in Brooklyn

It’s a tenant-relevant filter based on the building’s observed rent increase patterns (as reflected in Openigloo’s available signals). This helps narrow to buildings where renewals have tended to be lower than average, but your exact renewal terms can still depend on the specific unit and lease.

It restricts the results to buildings located near the M14D-SBS bus corridor. Use the map and building address details in Openigloo, then verify your commute timing from the exact street/stop you’ll use.

Openigloo currently shows 19+ buildings in Brooklyn that match both low rent increases and the M14D-SBS bus constraint.

No. The filter helps you compare likely patterns across buildings, but renewal terms can still vary by apartment, lease type, and timing. Ask the leasing office to explain the renewal calculation for your unit before you commit.

Confirm the renewal/lease term details in writing (timing and notice rules), ask about any fees that recur during the lease, and clarify what “increase” refers to for your specific unit (base rent vs. any add-ons).

The low-rent-increase filter is not the same as being tied to a housing-lottery program or income-restricted subsidy. If you need to know whether any unit is subject to a specific program, ask the building directly and review your lease documents.

Bushwick with 12,589+ buildings; Stuyvesant Heights with 7,834+ buildings; Park Slope with 7,025+ buildings; Flatbush with 5,564+ buildings; Downtown Brooklyn with 3,920+ buildings.