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

It’s a filter meant to surface buildings with rental increase patterns that are lower than you’d typically expect from the broader market. Openigloo uses available building signals, but you should still confirm the exact increase language in the lease you’d be signing.

Does this page cover only buildings within walking distance of Marcy Av station?

The scope is “near Marcy Av station” based on the page’s location matching. If a specific address or cross-street matters for your commute, verify the exact building location on Openigloo before scheduling tours.

Are these buildings all rent-regulated or subject to rent-stabilization rules?

Not necessarily. The page is driven by the low-rent-increase signal and the Marcy Av location match. If rent regulation applies, it should be reflected in the building documentation and lease terms—confirm with the landlord or manager.

What should I ask the building about rent increases before applying?

Ask how rent changes are handled at renewal, what basis is used for any increase, and whether any recent or scheduled changes apply to the specific unit you’re considering.

Do I need to budget for costs beyond the asking rent?

Yes. Even if the rent-increase signal is favorable, make sure you account for the full monthly cost and upfront move-in costs that can include broker fees (if applicable), application fees, security deposits, and utility responsibility.

How reliable are the “low rent increases” signals?

They’re based on available open-data and building-level indicators, which can lag real-world changes. Treat them as a starting point, not a substitute for reading the lease and asking the building directly.

How can I compare buildings quickly once I’m shortlisted?

Use Openigloo to compare the same criteria across candidates, then cross-check: rent-increase language, unit availability, building policies (laundry, packages), and any costs beyond rent before you decide.

Buildings with low rent increases near Marcy Av station in NYC

Find buildings with low rent increases near Marcy Av station in NYC. This page pulls 148+ buildings matched to your multi-filter pair so you can focus on likely rent-growth patterns instead of starting from scratch. Openigloo helps you narrow faster with building-level signals, plus reviews and tenant Q&A where available. When something looks promising, use the open-data indicators and the building’s own details to confirm how rent changes work in your specific lease.

Showing 19–36 of 148 buildings with low rent increases near Marcy Av station in NYC.

Buildings with low rent increases near Marcy Av station in NYC

Buildings with low rent increases near Marcy Av station in NYC

213 Union Avenue

70 South 4 Street

15 Dunham Place

393 Hewes Street

300 South 3 Street

491 Keap Street

319 Hooper Street

204 Ross St

249 N 5 St

8 Marcy Ave

190 South 8 Street

387 South 4 Street

487 Keap Street

21 Montrose Avenue

107 Havemeyer Street

145 South 4 Street

224 South 3 Street

366 S 5 St

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