Buildings with low rent increases near the D train in Soho

It’s a combined scope for buildings in Soho that are tagged as being near the D train, plus a rent-increase profile intended to surface units where increases tend to be lower. You still need to confirm the exact unit’s renewal terms.

Openigloo shows 29+ buildings in Soho under this d-train + low-rent-increases scope (as of 2026-07-07).

No. It’s a building/unit-level signal to help you narrow options, but renewal terms depend on the individual lease, unit history, and the specific situation at renewal. Always ask the leasing office to walk you through the expected rent-change terms.

Openigloo combines renter-focused signals like building Q&A with structured data intended to reflect real-world building patterns. For any decision (especially renewals), verify the details with the building directly.

Ask about renewal timing, how rent changes are calculated for your unit, whether there are any move-in fees or conditions, and what documentation is required. Also confirm the full cost items (broker fee, deposit, and any utilities or required services) that affect your monthly total.

This page uses the “low rent increases” signal to narrow the set, but it doesn’t replace unit-by-unit verification. Ask the landlord or manager to confirm the regulatory status and what that means for your renewal.

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