Buildings with low rent increases near Spring St station in NYC

It’s a filter based on historical rent-increase patterns tied to the building (not a promise about a specific apartment). Openigloo helps you narrow the search to buildings where increases appear comparatively lower.

Spring St-409 is the station-area filter used for this page. It’s a geographic match to help you find buildings near that subway stop rather than across all of NYC.

As of 2026-07-07, this page shows 218+ eligible buildings that meet both the low-rent-increase and Spring St-409 criteria.

No. “Low rent increases” is a building-level signal, not a contract for your unit. Always confirm the lease renewal terms and any projected rent change with the landlord for the exact apartment.

Ask for the renewal policy in writing (timing and notice), the basis for setting rent at renewal, whether there are any planned increases, and what expenses you’d be responsible for during the lease term.

Yes. The full monthly cost matters beyond rent, including deposits, broker fee where applicable, and utilities. Also ask about recurring building charges tied to amenities, parking, or services.

Use the building details and renter insights to shortlist candidates faster, then verify the important lease specifics directly with the building’s management. Tenant Q&A and open-data signals can help you ask better questions.