What does “low rent increases” mean on this page?

It’s a filter that targets buildings where the documented rent-increase history aligns with lower increases. Still, the only way to be sure for a specific apartment is to review the lease language and the offer for that unit.

How should I use the B63 bus angle when choosing a building?

Use it for location convenience, then verify the commute in person. During a tour, check walking time to the stop(s), how busy the area is at your usual hours, and whether the building’s entrance is easy to access.

Does 181+ mean there are 181+ available apartments right now?

No. 181+ is the number of eligible buildings matching this scope and filter. Availability changes by unit and time, so check the current advertised apartments for the building(s) you shortlist.

Are the building ratings and tenant feedback enough to rely on without verification?

Ratings and tenant reports help you screen, but they are not a substitute for confirming lease terms, renewal wording, and any building policies directly with management.

What costs should I review besides rent before I sign?

Look at the full move-in and monthly cost picture: broker fees, deposits, utilities, and any recurring building charges. Ask for a written estimate so you can budget beyond the asking rent.

Can I expect every apartment in a building to have the same rent-increase behavior?

Not automatically. Even within the same building, unit type, lease status, and the specific renewal terms can affect outcomes. Use the filter to find buildings to investigate, then confirm the details for the exact unit.

Which neighborhoods are trending in this scope?

Bushwick with 12,589+ buildings; Stuyvesant Heights with 7,834+ buildings; Flatbush with 5,564+ buildings; Downtown Brooklyn with 3,920+ buildings; Clinton Hill with 4,040+ buildings.

Buildings with low rent increases near the B63 bus in Park Slope

Park Slope in Brooklyn is the focus here, with Openigloo showing 3.4/5 average building rating across 111 rated buildings. This page targets buildings where rent increases are filtered to be lower, plus they’re near the B63 bus route. If you’re comparing buildings, use the rated-building score as one input, then check tenant-reported details and confirm lease renewal language for the exact unit you want (building-level trends; individual units can differ)

These buildings with low rent increases near the B63 bus in Park Slope help narrow your search to 181+ buildings. Use this page to compare building conditions and landlord behavior signals, plus Openigloo tenant perspectives, while staying focused on the specific rent-increase pattern you care about. Openigloo brings the details together: check ratings from 111 rated buildings, read what current and past tenants reported, and verify key questions before signing. The goal is practical decision support, not guesswork, especially when you’re balancing rent growth, lease terms, and building-level policies.

Showing 19–36 of 181 buildings with low rent increases near the B63 bus in Park Slope.

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307 12 Street

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Park Slope

Buildings with low rent increases near the B63 bus in Park Slope

Buildings with low rent increases near the B63 bus in Park Slope

307 12 Street

177 16 Street

100 8 Ave

293 7 Avenue

567 6 Street

217 St Johns Place

223 13 Street

415 Bergen Street

639 President Street

619 6 Avenue

768 Union Street

646 President Street

716 Sackett Street

427 Dean Street

209 Lincoln Place

316 6 Street

308 Prospect Avenue

578 5 Avenue

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