Question 1

What does this page mean by “low rent increases” for buildings near High School of Economics and Finance?

Accepted Answer

It’s a combined filter page. The “low rent increases” piece reflects an Openigloo signal based on available records, and it’s meant to help you narrow down buildings where rent growth has been comparatively limited. You should still ask management for the specific renewal terms for the unit you’re considering.

Question 2

How many buildings match these filters right now?

Accepted Answer

66+ buildings match the combined filters on this page as of 2026-07-07.

Question 3

Is the school-area filter the same as being inside the exact school catchment?

Accepted Answer

Not necessarily. It’s a location-based filter meant to surface nearby buildings. Before applying, confirm the route and commute you care about and ask the building for the exact address and nearest entrances to your intended plan.

Question 4

Do I still need to check rent-regulation paperwork or lease language even if the “low rent increases” signal is present?

Accepted Answer

Yes. The filter helps you start with a narrower set of buildings, but lease terms and renewal conditions are unit- and contract-specific. Ask for the renewal offer details, notice timelines, and what changes (if any) you should expect.

Question 5

Are there fees or deposits I should expect in addition to rent?

Accepted Answer

Usually, yes. Even when a building has low rent increases, you still need to confirm the full move-in picture: security deposit, any required admin/documentation fees, and utilities responsibility for the specific unit.

Question 6

Where does Openigloo get the signals used to power these building filters?

Accepted Answer

Openigloo combines building-level data and open-data signals with renter-contributed content. Use it to compare and narrow down, then verify critical details directly with the building before signing.

Question 7

Can the low-rent-increase signal change for new leases or new ownership?

Accepted Answer

It can. The signal is based on past/available records, but each renewal depends on the governing rules and the terms offered at the time. Always ask management about the current renewal policy and any upcoming changes.

Buildings with low rent increases near High School of Economics and Finance in NYC

12 John Street

111 Broadway

195 Water Street

275 Greenwich Street

2 Water Street

6 Stone Street

67 Murray Street

90 Nassau Street

90 Gold Street

99 Reade St

200 Vesey Street

300 Rector Place

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