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

It’s a filter based on building-level signals from NYC records that help identify buildings where rent growth has been lower relative to typical patterns. You should still confirm the projected renewal terms directly with the landlord or management office for your specific unit.

How does “near the M train” work here?

The page restricts buildings to the M-train corridor/area defined in Openigloo’s mapping for proximity. Use the listing’s address and check your walk/bus/wait time to the specific station you’ll use most.

Does this page guarantee a specific rent amount at renewal?

No. Even if a building fits the low-rent-increase pattern, individual renewals can vary by unit, lease length, and timing. Treat the filter as a starting point and verify the terms in writing.

What should I ask about when a building has low rent increases?

Ask what renewal increase is expected or has been offered for comparable units, whether there are planned building-wide changes, and what documentation they can share for the unit’s rent history and renewal process.

Are reviews and open-data signals enough to judge the building?

They help, but they’re not the full story. Use reviews and signals to identify management patterns, then confirm current policies, turnaround times, and any pending building work with the property directly.

Will a low-increase building always have good availability for move-in soon?

Not necessarily. Availability changes quickly. If you need a specific move-in date, check current availability on Openigloo and contact the building promptly once you find a good match.

How current are the data signals used to power these filters?

Openigloo snapshots and signals update as new data comes in, but real-world conditions can change between updates. Always request the most current renewal and fee details before signing.

Buildings with low rent increases near the M train in NYC

Find buildings with low rent increases near the M train in NYC. This page shows 2,056+ buildings that match the low-increase filter and the M-train proximity filter, so you can focus your search on areas and building patterns that may reduce renewal surprises. Openigloo helps you narrow down faster using building-level signals, renter-focused reviews, and open-data context tied to NYC records. You can also compare notes from tenant Q&A and check what to ask before you sign a lease, so you’re not relying on rent history alone.

Showing 1,927–1,944 of 2,056 buildings with low rent increases near the M train in NYC.

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644 Driggs Avenue

3.8(1)

Williamsburg

Buildings with low rent increases near the M train in NYC

Buildings with low rent increases near the M train in NYC

644 Driggs Avenue

68 Jefferson Street

149 Ainslie Street

339 East 5 Street

16-80 Madison St

223 Mott Street

34-56 33 Street

1163 Myrtle Avenue

71 Troutman Street

31-58 44 Street

38 Meserole Street

74 Ross Street

1150 2 Avenue

123 Chrystie Street

202 Elizabeth Street

91 Wyckoff Avenue

105 Henry Street

348 East 58 Street

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