Buildings with low rent increases near Take-Two Interactive Software in NYC

It’s a filter based on building-level signals that indicate lower typical rent-increase patterns. Because rules can vary by unit and lease history, you should still confirm the specific rent-change terms for the exact apartment you’re considering.

It narrows the building set to those located close to the Take-Two Interactive Software work area. Use the building map and address on each result page to validate commuting time and nearby transit for your route.

No. The page uses building-level signals to guide your search. Your unit’s lease status, renewal timing, and how the building applies increases can differ, so you should request the relevant documentation before signing.

Ask for (1) your renewal or rent-change expectations for the unit, (2) what documentation they can share, (3) how rent changes are calculated, and (4) a written summary of fees and move-in costs you’ll be responsible for.

No. It includes only buildings that satisfy both filters together: low-rent-increases criteria plus the Take-Two proximity requirement. Broad searches will show more options.

Openigloo combines building-page details with open-data signals where available and tenant-focused context such as tenant Q&A themes. Treat open signals as a starting point and verify key items directly with the building.

Compare by unit-specific details: size, exact lease term, current asking rent, and renewal expectations. Don’t rely on the filter alone—use the building pages to line up the same lease timeline and costs before making a decision.