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Buildings in NYCRenter-friendlyLow rent increases & M trainNeighborhoods

31 neighborhoods with low rent increases m train buildings in NYC

Browse every NYC neighborhood that has low rent increases buildings matching this scope. Each card shows the current building count so you can compare neighborhoods at a glance.

A

Astoria

97 buildings

B

Bedford-Stuyvesant

13 buildings

Bushwick

327 buildings

C

Chelsea

122 buildings

Chinatown

10 buildings

E

East Village

140 buildings

East Williamsburg

15 buildings

Elmhurst

23 buildings

F

Flatiron

19 buildings

Forest Hills

23 buildings

G

Greenwich Village

79 buildings

H

Hell's Kitchen

35 buildings

Hunters Point

9 buildings

J

Jackson Heights

10 buildings

L

Lenox Hill

102 buildings

Long Island City

24 buildings

Lower East Side

143 buildings

M

Midtown

42 buildings

Midtown South

26 buildings

Murray Hill

16 buildings

N

Nolita

40 buildings

NoMad

26 buildings

R

Rego Park

16 buildings

Ridgewood

97 buildings

S

Soho

27 buildings

Stuyvesant Heights

59 buildings

Sutton Place

38 buildings

T

Two Bridges

15 buildings

W

West Village

142 buildings

Williamsburg

238 buildings

Woodside

15 buildings

Other NYC boroughs

Brooklyn

652 buildings

Manhattan

1,062 buildings

Queens

324 buildings