Buildings with low rent increases near the Q77 bus in NYC

It’s a filter that prioritizes buildings where rent increases are expected to be lower than typical. For your exact situation, you still need to confirm the renewal terms and how increases are applied to your specific unit.

Openigloo scopes buildings by proximity to the Q77 route, so the buildings included are meant to be within practical commuting distance. Still, check the closest stop and your walking route.

This page is focused on the building filter combination and the live eligible building count (17+). Individual units may have different availability, so open each building and check current apartment ads.

Request the renewal/lease language in writing, ask how increases are calculated for your unit, and confirm the timeline for renewal offers. If the lease is already in motion, ask for what will apply at the next renewal.

Even when increases look manageable, your full monthly cost can be affected by deposit requirements, broker fees (if applicable), and utilities/building charges. Confirm what’s included before you commit.

Yes. Rent-increase behavior can depend on the unit’s regulatory or lease context. Use the building details and ask the leasing office to confirm what rules apply to your specific unit.

They can help you spot patterns and the right questions to ask, but they don’t replace the lease documents. Treat them as a starting point, then verify renewal terms directly with the building.