Buildings with low rent increases near the BX41-SBS bus in NYC

It’s a location filter tied to buildings along the BX41-SBS corridor area. Use each building page to check the specific address and confirm your walking/transfer time to the stop you’d use most.

It highlights buildings that, based on available building-level signals, are associated with lower rent-increase patterns. Still, renewal terms depend on your unit’s regulatory situation, so confirm directly with the management office before you rely on the filter.

No. It’s a starting point to narrow the search. Your actual renewal can depend on your lease status, unit category, and the applicable rent-regulation/renewal terms for that specific apartment.

Use them to evaluate day-to-day experience (repairs, communication, building policies) and to spot questions worth asking. For anything tied to rent increases or renewals, ask management for the details in writing or in your lease addendum.

Yes. Even when your priority is low increases, you should still ask about deposits, broker fee, and which utilities are included. The full monthly cost matters for affordability and planning.

Confirm renewal/rent-increase details that apply to your unit, the rent ledger or lease terms you’ll be held to, and any required paperwork or timelines. Also verify building rules that can affect your move-in (access, keys, package delivery, and maintenance request process).

Message or call the building with the specific unit you’re considering and ask how renewal terms and rent increases apply to that unit. Then compare the answer with what you see in the building’s reviews and Q&A on Openigloo.