Buildings with low rent increases near the Q45 bus in NYC

It’s a filter for buildings that match Openigloo’s low-rent-increase profile signal for the building. Because units and lease types can vary, treat it as a starting point and confirm renewal terms with the building for the exact apartment you’re considering.

The page scopes buildings near the Q45 bus route. Distances can differ by block and entrance location, so confirm your walk to your most-used stop before applying.

There are 32+ buildings in the NYC scope that match the low-rent-increases filter paired with the Q45 bus filter (as of 2026-07-07).

No. Even when a building matches low-rent-increase signals, future increases depend on your lease terms, renewal rules, and unit situation. Ask the manager to explain expected renewal mechanics for your unit.

Ask: (1) how and when rent changes apply at renewal, (2) what factors determine your increase (if any), (3) when the latest lease offer would start, and (4) any landlord or building policies that affect renewals.

No. The filter focuses on rent-increase signals. You still need to budget for the full monthly and move-in picture, including deposit, any broker fee, and utilities or building charges tied to the specific unit.

Openigloo combines building-level signals (including open-data indicators where available) with renter-reported context like notes and Q&A. Signals can lag real-world changes, so verify current terms directly with the building.