Buildings with low rent increases near Hoyt-Schermerhorn Sts station in NYC

It’s a building-level filter meant to surface buildings where the available signals indicate lower rent-growth patterns. Final amounts and renewal terms still depend on the specific unit and lease language, so confirm directly with the building.

Openigloo shows 88+ buildings that meet the Hoyt-Schermermerhorn Sts scope plus the low-rent-increases criteria (as of 2026-07-07).

No. Even when a building tends to have lower increases, renewals and any changes are governed by your lease and the apartment’s circumstances. Ask for the renewal policy in writing where possible.

Verify renewal terms, expected increases (if any), any special fees tied to the apartment, and whether the move-in costs include everything you’ll pay upfront (deposit, broker fee if applicable, and required deposits or documentation).

Openigloo combines renter experiences (ratings and tenant Q&A) with building signals visible on the platform. For anything critical—rent history, renewal specifics, and eligibility—confirm with the building manager or leasing office.

Not fully. The filter is building-scoped, while rent increases can vary by unit type, floor plan, and lease timing. Use the building page for context, then confirm the terms for the exact unit you’re offered.

Yes. Signals can lag real-world changes, and they may not capture one-off adjustments, recent renovations, or unit-specific events. Treat the filter as a starting point and verify the lease terms before committing.