Buildings with low rent increases near Marsh & McLennan in NYC

It’s a building-level filter meant to surface buildings where rent increases are expected to be lower than typical. You should still verify the exact renewal or increase terms for the apartment and lease start date you’re considering.

Right now, Openigloo shows 68+ buildings that match the “low-rent-increases” filter paired with the Marsh & McLennan Company scope.

No. The filter is about building patterns, not a guarantee for every unit or every lease term. Ask the building/agent for the renewal language and the documented rent-change history tied to your specific unit type.

Ask for (1) the renewal process and timing, (2) any rent-change history for comparable units, (3) whether increases are formula-based or discretionary, and (4) any fees that could affect your total monthly cost.

Openigloo uses building-level details and open-data signals alongside renter feedback. Treat these as starting points and confirm details directly with the building or manager before you commit.

Reviews can help you understand day-to-day management and how processes work, but they don’t replace the need to confirm renewal terms. Use reviews to identify patterns, then verify the rent-change terms with the building in writing.

Tenant Q&A can provide context, but experiences vary by unit, lease year, and management. Use it to ask sharper questions, then request the specific rent history and renewal terms for your apartment.