1-bedroom apartments in good cause buildings for rent near landmarks in Queens

It means the apartments are in buildings associated with good cause tenant protections, which can affect certain rent increases or non-renewal situations. It is not a neighborhood and it does not guarantee every lease term will be the same.

There are 6 1-bedroom apartments for rent in this Queens search. The median rent is $4,440, so budget planning should account for both the asking rent and the rest of your monthly housing costs.

No. Good cause is a tenant-protection category, not an official affordable-housing program. It does not mean the apartment is income-restricted, subsidized, lottery housing, NYCHA, HPD, or Section 8.

Good cause and rent-stabilized are different regulatory categories. Good cause focuses on certain tenant protections, while rent-stabilized rules affect allowable rent increases and renewal protections in a different way.

Start with the 6 apartments for rent and the $4,440 median rent, then compare building reviews, commute distance, lease terms, broker fees, deposits, and utility costs. For a 1-bedroom, the unit’s layout and storage matter as much as the price.

Openigloo uses the building’s status in the dataset to group apartments under the good cause filter. It is a category for tenant protections, not a price filter or a neighborhood filter.

Confirm whether the unit is actually covered by the building’s status, ask about any broker fee or application fee, and check renewal terms, deposits, pet rules if relevant, and any utility charges. The asking rent is only one part of the full monthly cost.