Buildings with low rent increases near the F train in Soho

“Low rent increases” reflects the buildings that match the filter’s regulatory/record-based expectations, and the scope adds the F train corridor when selecting eligible buildings. You should still confirm the exact rent increase terms for the unit you’re considering.

There are 27+ buildings currently matching this scope on Openigloo.

No. The filter helps you focus on buildings with signals consistent with lower rent increases, but your unit’s renewal path still depends on the lease, unit status, and building-specific administration. Always confirm directly with the landlord or managing agent.

It’s based on the multi-filter pair (F train + low rent increases), so the matched buildings may vary by unit configuration. Review the unit details, lease terms, and any rent-regulation status shown for each building.

Verify the rent schedule and renewal details in writing, confirm what’s included versus billed separately, and ask about any upfront costs (deposit, move-in fees, broker-related charges where applicable). Then compare that to tenant Q&A on Openigloo for day-to-day reliability.

Openigloo combines building-level signals (including open-data signals where available) with tenant Q&A and rated-building information so you can check whether the practical experience aligns with the paper details. Use both as starting points, not a substitute for management confirmation.

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