Buildings with low rent increases near the M116 bus in Upper West Side

It’s a building-level filter based on available signals that indicate lower rent-increase patterns for renewals compared with other buildings in the area. Even so, the actual increase and renewal terms depend on your lease and how management applies the policy, so confirm the renewal language directly.

This page combines the rent-increase filter with an M116-related location constraint, so the eligible buildings should be near the M116 route within the scope used for this search. Use the map/area details to confirm your exact walking route and commute timing.

Not necessarily. This page shows buildings eligible for the filters, but apartment availability can change by unit and time. Openigloo will reflect current advertised units per building when they’re listed.

Ask for the renewal process and how increases are determined for your specific unit, what fees you’ll pay at renewal, and any building rules that affect move-in or ongoing occupancy. Request the details in writing if possible.

They provide renter-first context, but building experience can vary by unit, floor, and management practices over time. Treat reviews as guidance and cross-check with the specific apartment and the building staff.

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No. The filter is meant to help you start from buildings likely to have lower renewal increases, but it does not replace the lease terms. Always confirm the exact renewal/rent-adjustment language for the unit you want.