Buildings with low rent increases near Halsey St station in NYC

It means the buildings shown are mapped to be in the Halsey St station area using Openigloo’s location-based filter. Use the building page for the exact address and transit context before scheduling a tour.

The filter is designed to surface buildings that match the page’s low-rent-increase criteria using available building-level signals. Always confirm the details for your specific unit and lease term directly with the landlord or management.

There are 91+ buildings that match the Halsey St proximity filter and the low-rent-increase criteria on Openigloo as of 2026-07-07.

No. The filter helps with building-level likelihood, but your actual increase (if any), renewal outcome, and unit pricing depend on the specific lease and how your unit is governed. Ask for the most recent renewal history or rent-increase documentation they can share.

Ask how rent increases are calculated/communicated for renewals, what the renewal timeline looks like, and what fees apply at move-in. Also confirm repairs and maintenance response expectations for the unit you’re considering.

They’re a helpful starting point. Use them to spot patterns, then verify with the building directly (especially anything related to renewals, maintenance, and fees) since unit conditions and lease terms can vary.

You’ll still need to check those building-specific rules on each building page and in writing from management. The low-rent-increase filter doesn’t cover pet policies, parking availability, or move-in restrictions.