What does low rent increases mean?

Low rent increases indicate that the buildings in this list have lower historical rent increases, making them good options for long-term tenants.

Are there any buildings with availability?

Yes, you can explore buildings in Stuyvesant Heights that currently have available apartments for rent on Openigloo.

Is there a good mix of amenities in these buildings?

It's advisable to check each building for its unique amenities, as this can vary widely.

What should I watch out for when considering these buildings?

Be sure to ask about lease terms, especially regarding any limits on rent increases or potential fees.

Which neighborhoods are trending?

Currently trending neighborhoods include Bushwick with 2,364+ buildings, Park Slope with 665+ buildings, Greenpoint with 499+ buildings, Flatbush with 412+ buildings, and Prospect Lefferts Gardens with 293+ buildings.

How do I find out more about tenant experiences?

You can read reviews from tenants on Openigloo to understand their experiences and the overall satisfaction with each building.

Can I negotiate the rent?

Negotiating rent might be possible, but it depends on market conditions and the individual landlord's policies.

Buildings with low rent increases in Stuyvesant Heights

Stuyvesant Heights is known for its brownstone homes and a strong sense of community. The area features 64+ buildings that cater to a variety of renters, with easy access to several subway lines for commuting. As for building quality, the average rating in this neighborhood is 3.1/5, based on 116 rated buildings. This metric offers an insight into tenant satisfaction and helps assess overall living conditions in the area. (building-level trends; individual units can differ)

This page features 64+ buildings in Stuyvesant Heights, offering options with predictable rent costs and low increases. Discover great choices for long-term living without unexpected price jumps. Openigloo supports your apartment search with transparent data, tenant reviews, and Q&A. Our insights into each building help you make informed decisions as you look for your new home.

Showing 37–54 of 64 buildings with low rent increases in Stuyvesant Heights.

Rent-stabilized

770 Jefferson Avenue

2.7(2)

Stuyvesant Heights

Buildings with low rent increases in Stuyvesant Heights

Buildings with low rent increases in Stuyvesant Heights

770 Jefferson Avenue

65A Ralph Avenue

455 Pulaski Street

334 Chauncey Street

160 Patchen Avenue

780 Quincy Street

633 Halsey Street

796 Greene Avenue

711 Macon Street

523 Halsey Street

446A Hancock Street

342 Chauncey Street

949 Herkimer Street

661 Mac Donough Street

808 Quincy Street

96 Mac Dougal Street

300 Ellery Street

232 Vernon Avenue

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