Buildings with low rent increases near Dyckman St station in NYC

It means Openigloo has signals indicating the building may have comparatively lower rent increases under the rules that apply to it. You still need to confirm renewal specifics for the exact unit and lease in writing with the management office.

There are 55+ buildings included on this page as of 2026-07-07, based on the page’s eligibility filters.

No. Rent changes depend on lease structure, unit conditions, and the governing rules. Use this page to shortlist, then ask management for the expected approach at renewal for that unit type.

Confirm the renewal terms that apply to the unit, the current legal rent/any stated rent history, what triggers any increases, and the move-in charges (deposit, broker fee, and utilities). Request everything in writing.

Openigloo combines renter-reported signals (reviews) with open-data signals that can relate to rent history and regulatory context. These signals can lag real-world changes, so you should treat them as leads to verify, not final guarantees.

The page is scoped to buildings in the Dyckman St station area as defined by Openigloo’s search geography for this landing page. If you need a tighter commute window, filter further and confirm the exact address and travel time.

It’s best treated as a building-level lead. Unit-specific factors and lease terms can differ, so confirm the exact unit’s renewal and rent-change terms before you sign.