What does “low rent increases” mean on this page?

It’s the rent-stabilized regulatory category. That generally means renewal and rent adjustments follow specific rules, which can make changes less unpredictable than market-rate units. Still, your exact increase depends on the building and lease renewal details.

How many buildings match these filters near Urban Assembly High School of Music and Art?

As of 2026-07-07, there are 56+ buildings matching the low-rent-increases criteria and the school-area scope you selected.

Does low rent increases guarantee a specific rent amount for my unit?

No. The filter narrows eligibility and regulatory expectations, but the actual rent for a given unit can vary by floor plan, current legal rent, and renewal specifics. Ask for the unit’s current rent and projected renewal terms.

What should I ask the leasing office before touring or applying?

Ask about the renewal process, expected timing, any known upcoming rent adjustments, and what rules apply for your specific unit. Also confirm fees, required documentation, and whether any costs like utilities differ from unit to unit.

Are the building signals on Openigloo official legal information?

They’re decision-support signals, not legal advice. Use them to guide questions and compare buildings, then confirm eligibility, renewal terms, and rent history directly with the building management or their documentation.

How do tenant Q&A and rated buildings help for rent-stabilized searches?

They’re useful for operational reality: how maintenance requests get handled, how consistently policies are enforced, and day-to-day living factors. Use them alongside the regulatory context of the rent-stabilized filter, and still verify the specific renewal details for your unit.

What extra steps should I take if I’m trying to control my monthly budget?

Confirm the full monthly picture beyond asking rent: any utilities included or separate, expected fees at move-in, and whether there are other recurring charges. Even with low rent increases, those add-ons affect affordability over the lease term.

Buildings with low rent increases near Urban Assembly High School of Music and Art in NYC

This page surfaces buildings with low rent increases (rent-stabilized + regulatory renewal protections) near Urban Assembly High School of Music and Art. As of 2026-07-07, there are 56+ eligible buildings you can explore on Openigloo. Openigloo helps you narrow fast by pairing filters with building signals like tenant Q&A and what residents flag in rated buildings. You can also use open-data-backed context to sanity-check expectations before you tour, then confirm the details directly with the building or leasing office.

Showing 37–54 of 56 buildings with low rent increases near Urban Assembly High School of Music and Art in NYC.

139 Henry Street

4.9(2)

Brooklyn Heights

Buildings with low rent increases near Urban Assembly High School of Music and Art in NYC

Buildings with low rent increases near Urban Assembly High School of Music and Art in NYC

139 Henry Street

36 Monroe Place

142 Montague Street

89 Hicks Street

25 Washington Street

70 Clark Street

32 North Portland Avenue

200 Montague Street

147 Montague Street

62 Clark Street

142 Henry Street

235 Adams Street

177 Concord Street

34 Monroe Place

87 Hicks Street

55 Poplar Street

29 Monroe Place

53 Duffield Street

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