Buildings with low rent increases near the Q53-SBS bus in NYC

It’s a filter that focuses your search on buildings with signals associated with lower rent-increase patterns under applicable rent-regulation and renewal rules. Always confirm the specifics for the exact unit and lease you’re considering.

It narrows results to buildings in the Q53-SBS bus area context on this page, so you can focus on commutes along that route. You’ll still want to check exact walking time and the closest stop for each building.

The 86+ count reflects the buildings included by the combined filters (low-rent-increases + Q53-SBS bus context). Individual unit eligibility can depend on the apartment, lease type, and status—confirm with the building or agent.

Confirm the lease terms (renewal options, any rent-change rules that apply to your unit), move-in costs, and whether the building’s current practices match what the filter signals suggest. Also ask about maintenance timelines and any upcoming building-wide work that could affect your tenancy.

No. The filter targets rent-increase patterns, not your full month-to-month total. Make sure you model the full cost (rent plus required fees/deposits and utilities where applicable) and compare it to what you can sustain long-term.

Openigloo combines building profile data with aggregated signals like ratings and tenant Q&A. Some details may rely on open-data sources and user-reported information, so it’s still important to verify key terms directly with the building.

Not necessarily. Even within the same bus context, walking routes, stop proximity, and service timing can vary. Check the closest stop and your route during typical commuting hours before you commit.