Good cause buildings near 103 St station in NYC

“Good cause” is a tenant protection regulatory category that limits certain rent-increase and non-renewal scenarios. It’s a building eligibility filter, so you can focus your search on buildings covered by that category.

This page currently includes 594+ buildings that match the scope and the good cause category.

No. The filter affects the types of actions covered by the good cause framework, but rent changes and lease outcomes still depend on the specific lease, renewal terms, and circumstances. Always confirm details in writing with the building.

Confirm lease start/end dates, renewal language, how requests like repairs are handled, and what costs you’ll owe at move-in. Also ask what documentation or steps are required to process your application.

Yes. Even if the building qualifies under a tenant-protection filter, you should budget for the full monthly and move-in picture, including any required deposit and any fees or recurring charges (utilities, amenities, or building-mandated payments).

No. Good cause is not income-restricted housing, not subsidized, not NYCHA, not HPD, and not Section 8, and it is not a housing-lottery/affordable-housing program.

Use Openigloo to shortlist buildings, review renter-focused signals and Q&A, and identify questions to ask during tours. Then verify key facts directly with management, especially anything that depends on your specific unit and lease.