Buildings with low rent increases near the Q61 bus in NYC

It refers to buildings that show signs—based on available open-data signals—of smaller rent-change patterns compared with typical NYC movement. You should still ask the building for the exact renewal terms that apply to your specific unit.

Openigloo groups buildings by their proximity to the Q61 route. Use the map on the building page to verify walking time and stop access for the specific address.

No. The filter is based on historical/open-data signals, not a contract for your future lease. Renewal amounts can vary by unit, lease type, and management decisions.

Request your unit’s exact renewal terms (or prospective lease terms), any expected timing for future changes, and whether there are additional recurring charges that affect your total monthly cost.

They can help with context (how management communicates, how renewals were handled in practice), but they should not replace asking for documented lease terms in writing.

Yes. Open-data signals can lag real-world conditions, especially around renewals and new lease offerings. Treat the page as a starting shortlist and verify with the management office.

Openigloo shows 13+ buildings that match the low-rent-increases + Q61 bus multi-filter pair as of 2026-07-07.