Buildings with low rent increases near Manhattan Center for Science and Mathematics in NYC

It’s a filter designed to surface buildings where available data indicates lower rent-growth patterns versus other options in the same market. You should still confirm the exact renewal terms for the specific unit with the building.

This page uses a location filter that targets buildings in the surrounding NYC area of the school. Check each building page’s address and commute fit, since distance can matter for your day-to-day routine.

No. The filter helps with matching, not certainty. Actual rent changes depend on your lease, unit, and the building’s renewal terms, which you must verify before signing.

Confirm the unit’s current asking rent and renewal terms, how rent adjustments are calculated, what deposits and fees apply, which utilities you pay, and any move-in requirements (income docs, ID, and timing).

Usually it doesn’t directly change eligibility, but it can affect which buildings you’ll consider. Always review the specific building’s leasing terms and whether the available unit matches your intended move-in and lease timing.

Openigloo combines building information with renter-provided signals and public/open records where available. Filters may lag real-world changes, so treat them as starting points and confirm specifics with the building.

Don’t compare only the asking rent. Look at the full monthly and upfront cost—deposit, broker fee (if any), and utilities responsibilities—plus any recurring building charges that can change your effective monthly budget.