Buildings with low rent increases near the Q74 bus in NYC

It’s a filter that flags buildings where the available signals indicate comparatively lower rent increases over time. Use it to narrow options, then verify the details for the specific unit with the building during the lease process.

The page combines the rent-increase filter with the Q74 bus area so you can focus on buildings you can reach along that route. Confirm the commute time and walking distance for your specific address.

The filter is based on open-data and building-level signals, so it helps you shortlist. Individual units can differ, so treat the results as a screening tool and confirm your unit’s renewal and increase expectations directly with the landlord.

Ask about the current legal rent for the unit, renewal terms, how rent increases are determined, expected move-in timeline, what’s included in rent (utilities), and any fees due at signing.

Not automatically. Even if a building’s rent-increase history looks favorable, you still need to confirm the full monthly cost and move-in costs, including utilities and any required deposits or fees.

Yes. Public record signals can lag real-world changes, and policies can vary by unit type and lease situation. If something matters to your decision, request documentation or written confirmation from the building.

Openigloo currently shows 28+ buildings that match the “low-rent-increases” and Q74 bus filters on this NYC page.