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

It’s a building-level signal used by Openigloo to surface listings where rent increases are generally lower than what you’d typically expect in the area. You should still confirm the latest rent-increase terms for the specific unit with the building or management office.

How should I use the “near the J train” part of this filter?

Treat it as a location constraint for where the building sits relative to J-train service. Use it to narrow your search, then verify the real walking time and whether your route changes during construction or service disruptions.

Are these buildings currently advertising apartments for rent?

This page focuses on matching the multi-filter criteria. If you need live availability, add an additional availability filter so your shortlist aligns with what’s advertised right now on Openigloo.

What should I ask before signing a lease, even if a building matches low rent increases?

Ask for unit-specific rent history or renewal/rent-change documentation, the lease start date options, and a written breakdown of move-in and monthly costs (including any utilities or additional fees) to avoid surprises.

Does this page guarantee a specific rent increase amount for my lease?

No. The filter is a useful screening signal, but rent changes can vary by unit, renewal terms, and management decisions. Confirm the expected rent-change terms with the building for your specific situation.

How reliable are Openigloo signals compared with what the building says?

Openigloo helps you compare patterns across buildings using available data plus renter Q&A context. For final terms, still rely on the building’s written lease language and leasing office confirmation.

Buildings with low rent increases near the J train in Lower East Side

Lower East Side buildings in Manhattan are shown here with an average building rating of 3.4/5 based on 179 rated buildings. Use these rated-building signals to start a shortlist, then dig into building-level Q&A and confirm details directly. When you’re comparing options near the J train, treat rating and the filter match as a screening step, not the final answer for your unit. (building-level trends; individual units can differ)

Browse buildings with low rent increases near the J train in the Lower East Side. Openigloo shows 143+ buildings that match this multi-filter focus, so you can compare how rent change patterns show up across nearby options. On Openigloo, you can read rated buildings information, see what residents report through Q&A, and verify key details before you sign. The goal is to help you shortlist based on what’s available now, then confirm specifics directly with each building.

Showing 127–143 of 143 buildings with low rent increases near the J train in Lower East Side.

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97 Pitt Street

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Lower East Side

Buildings with low rent increases near the J train in Lower East Side

Buildings with low rent increases near the J train in Lower East Side

97 Pitt Street

176 Suffolk Street

50 Orchard Street

125 Rivington Street

110 Ludlow Street

141 Essex Street

101 Orchard Street

117 Ludlow Street

337 Grand Street

115 Essex Street

151 Rivington St

110 Rivington Street

152 Allen Street

123 Chrystie Street

371 Madison Street

46 Delancey Street

153 Stanton Street

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