Buildings with low rent increases near the BX32 bus in NYC

It’s an Openigloo filter intended to surface buildings where rent-increase patterns appear lower than you’d typically see. You still need to verify the unit’s specific rent-regulation status and the renewal terms for the apartment you want.

No. It’s a location-based filter for proximity to the BX32 corridor, not a time guarantee. Treat it as a starting point and confirm the walk/transfer time from the exact address or cross-streets.

Use 87+ as the current pool of buildings that match your filters at this moment. The list can change as availability and building records update, so re-check when you’re ready to tour.

Not necessarily. Different buildings and units can have different regulatory status, renewal rules, and documented history. Always ask for unit-level details and compare them against what the building page shows.

Ask about your unit’s rent-regulation status, renewal offer process, how future increases are determined, any fees you’ll owe at renewal, and how maintenance requests are handled. Also confirm what is included (heat/hot water, other utilities, and any recurring fees).

No. Use them to narrow options, then confirm key items in writing with the landlord/management. Tenant experiences can help, but policies and rent terms can still vary by unit and over time.

Openigloo combines building-page signals with open-data indicators where available. Those signals can help flag patterns, but they may not capture everything about a specific unit, so verify the renewal terms with the building.