Buildings with low rent increases near the SIM25 bus in NYC

It’s the Openigloo filter category for buildings that show lower-than-usual rent increase patterns based on available signals. You should still ask the building for their current renewal terms and the specific rules that apply to your unit.

It’s a location filter tied to the SIM25 bus corridor. Use it to find buildings in the commuting area, then confirm the exact stop you’ll use and your walking route and timing.

144+ buildings currently match the low-rent-increase + SIM25 bus multi-filter pair on Openigloo.

No. The filters indicate patterns at the building level, but rent outcomes can depend on unit type, lease history, and the building’s renewal process. Ask the landlord or managing agent for the renewal terms that apply to your specific unit.

Ask about renewal/recertification process (if relevant), the expected timing for rent changes, all fees and deposits, utility responsibility, and any move-in requirements. Get the answers in writing where possible.

Some building signals come from open records and other structured sources. Because conditions change, treat the page as a shortlist and verify the latest policies directly with the building.

Use rated buildings and Q&A to spot recurring themes (responsiveness, policy consistency, and real-world friction points). Then confirm the details that matter for you—especially renewal/rent-change expectations—with the building.