What does “near the C train” mean on this page?

It’s a location-based filter tied to proximity to the C train corridor. Each building profile shows the specific building details so you can confirm travel time and walkability for your exact unit and schedule.

How should I interpret “low rent increases”?

It’s a building-level flag meant to help you prioritize options likely to have smaller rent increases. Actual increases and renewal outcomes depend on your lease and the specific unit, so confirm the renewal terms in writing.

Are these buildings rent-stabilized or in a regulated category?

This page is based on the paired filters (C train proximity + low rent increases). For any specific building, check the building profile details and ask management about the regulatory status and how increases apply.

What documents or questions should I prepare before applying?

Bring your application basics (ID, references, required paperwork) and ask: renewal process and timing, how increases are determined, what costs are due at move-in, and any move-in requirements (inspections, deposits, coverage for damages).

Does Openigloo include tenant feedback on what renewals look like in practice?

Openigloo surfaces tenant Q&A and building signals to help you ask better questions. Still, you should request your renewal details directly from the building because your unit and lease terms control the outcome.

Will the “low rent increases” filter change if I look later?

The count and qualifying set can shift as availability and building signals update. Use the building profile you’re considering to verify the latest context before signing.

How do I compare costs beyond the asking rent?

Ask for the full monthly picture: utilities, any recurring fees (laundry, amenities), and the one-time move-in costs (deposit and broker fee if applicable). Then confirm what changes at renewal so your budget matches the actual long-term cost.

Buildings with low rent increases near the C train in NYC

This page narrows NYC buildings to those near the C train and flagged for low rent increases, with 2,215+ buildings in scope. Use it to compare building-by-building details before you commit to a lease. Openigloo helps you screen faster by surfacing building context, resident-relevant signals, and tenant Q&A. You can then confirm specifics like renewal terms, rent history context, and any move-in requirements directly with the building or management.

Showing 325–342 of 2,215 buildings with low rent increases near the C train in NYC.

167 Sands Street

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Vinegar Hill

Buildings with low rent increases near the C train in NYC

Buildings with low rent increases near the C train in NYC

167 Sands Street

55 John Street

245 West 54 Street

140 West 69 Street

151 West 116 Street

437 Throop Avenue

695 St Nicholas Avenue

247 West 109 Street

90 Thompson Street

104 West 96 Street

698 Amsterdam Avenue

567 Warren Street

35 West 64 Street

500 W 110 St

254 Front Street

185 Claremont Avenue

172 Montague St

239 West 116 Street

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