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

It refers to a filter signal based on building-level patterns in available data, meant to help you focus your search. You should still confirm the renewal/rent-change terms for the specific unit and lease with the building directly.

How does the Franklin Av station part of the filter work?

It’s a location-based scope that helps surface nearby buildings. Treat it as a starting point, then confirm the actual walk/commute for the specific address and transit route you plan to use.

Is the “low rent increases” filter the same as rent-stabilized housing?

Not necessarily. “Low rent increases” is a separate filter concept from regulatory categories. Some regulated buildings may not match, and some buildings may have different qualifying signals. Ask the broker/management how the current lease is governed.

What should I verify before signing a lease, even if the building matches low-rent-increase signals?

Get renewal details in writing if applicable, confirm how future rent changes are handled, and ask about any charges not included in rent (utilities, building fees, mandatory services). Also confirm lease length and renewal timing.

Does Openigloo show which units are available right now?

This page focuses on buildings that match the filters. You can then open individual building pages to see unit-level details and current availability when posted.

Where do reviews and open-data signals come in?

Reviews are from renters who used Openigloo, while open-data signals are sourced from public records/record-based indicators. Neither replaces confirming the lease terms for the exact unit with management.

How should I think about total monthly cost, not just rent increase?

Ask what’s included in rent and what you pay separately (utilities and any recurring building charges). Also budget move-in costs like deposit and broker fee where applicable, since those can outweigh small differences in asking rent.

Buildings with low rent increases near Franklin Av station in NYC

This page groups buildings with low rent increases near Franklin Av station in NYC. You’re looking at 186+ buildings that match the combined filters (Franklin Av area signal + low rent-increase pattern). On Openigloo, you can compare buildings using what renters reported and what the building record signals suggest. Use reviews and building details, then verify the key items directly with management before you sign, especially around rent history, renewal terms, and any documented protections.

Showing 109–126 of 186 buildings with low rent increases near Franklin Av station in NYC.

Rent-stabilized

385 Classon Avenue

4.2(2)

Bedford-Stuyvesant

Buildings with low rent increases near Franklin Av station in NYC

Buildings with low rent increases near Franklin Av station in NYC

385 Classon Avenue

1043 Fulton Street

1380 Bedford Avenue

545 St Marks Avenue

818 Dean Street

131 Herkimer Street

637 Franklin Ave

419 Classon Avenue

102 Quincy Street

1257 Pacific Street

408 Nostrand Avenue

324 Grand Avenue

199 Hancock Street

1037 Bergen Street

581 Franklin Avenue

402 Franklin Avenue

131 Hancock Street

477 Park Place

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