Buildings with low rent increases near Tremont Av station in NYC

It’s a filter meant to surface buildings with signals that rent increases tend to be lower than average. Still, the actual increase for your unit can depend on lease terms and timing, so confirm renewal language directly with the building.

There are 13+ NYC buildings on this page that match the low-rent-increases filter and the Tremont Av station area filter.

No. It only helps you compare buildings based on available signals. Lease renewals can still change, so request the specific renewal terms and the projected rent adjustment for the unit you’re considering.

Ask about renewal history for similar units, the timing of any rent adjustments, what’s included (especially heat/hot water), and all required fees (deposit, broker fee expectations, and any monthly add-ons). Get responses in writing when possible.

Openigloo combines building-level details with renter-first signals like tenant Q&A and review indicators, plus open-data signals where available, so you can shortlist and then verify details with the building directly.

Yes. Even if the rent increase signal is favorable, your full monthly cost can still be higher once you account for security deposit, broker fee (if applicable), and recurring utilities or required services.

Use the page to compare building options in the 13+ set, then contact the building about current openings, comparable units, and realistic move-in dates. Availability can change quickly.