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

It refers to a filter built from available building-level signals that indicate slower-than-typical rent growth. Exact outcomes depend on your unit, lease, and renewal terms, so confirm the details with the building for the specific apartment you’re considering.

How does the “near Columbia Secondary School” filter work?

It narrows the NYC building set using proximity signals to Columbia Secondary School. While it’s useful for browsing, you should still confirm the exact distance from the address you’d choose and your commute needs.

Do I need to compare buildings across multiple filters?

Usually, yes. Low rent increases can matter, but you’ll still want to weigh availability, unit layout, building policies, and total monthly costs (rent plus move-in fees and any utilities).

Is this filter the same as rent-stabilized or rent-controlled housing?

Not necessarily. “Low rent increases” is a pricing-behavior signal, not a guarantee of a specific rent regulation status. If you need a particular regulatory category, ask the building directly and confirm with your lease.

What should I ask the building before signing a lease?

Ask about renewal timing, how future increases are calculated for your unit, what fees apply at move-in, and which costs you’re responsible for (utilities, parking, building fees). Also ask whether any conditions could affect renewal or pricing.

Why might two buildings both match “low rent increases,” but my experience still differs?

Because rent outcomes can vary by unit, lease term, and how increases are applied at renewal. Use the filter to shortlist, then verify your specific terms with management.

Where does Openigloo’s information come from, and is it always up to date?

Openigloo combines building-level data and renter-first context to help you compare. Still, availability and policies can change, so verify details (fees, renewal terms, and total monthly cost) directly with the building before you commit.

Buildings with low rent increases near Columbia Secondary School in NYC

This page highlights NYC buildings with low rent increases near Columbia Secondary School, with 111+ buildings currently matching the scope. The filters combine “Columbia Secondary School” proximity signals with a “low rent increases” category based on available records. Openigloo helps you compare buildings fast using building-level data, aggregated signals, and renter-first context. Use the listings to check current unit availability, then confirm details directly with the building or management, especially where rent history or renewal terms affect your total monthly cost.

Showing 19–36 of 111 buildings with low rent increases near Columbia Secondary School in NYC.

Rent-stabilized

Good cause

185 Claremont Avenue

3.9(6)

Morningside Heights

Buildings with low rent increases near Columbia Secondary School in NYC

Buildings with low rent increases near Columbia Secondary School in NYC

185 Claremont Avenue

239 West 116 Street

25 St Nicholas Terrace

6 St Nicholas Terrace

344 St Nicholas Avenue

315 West 115 Street

418 West 130 Street

2196 Frederick Douglass Boulevard

110 Morningside Drive

444 Manhattan Avenue

180 Claremont Avenue

300 West 122 Street

3153 Broadway

139 West 123 Street

567 West 125 Street

257 W 116 St

212 West 124 Street

41 St Nicholas Terrace

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