Good cause buildings near 103 St station in NYC

On this page, “good cause” is a regulatory category that flags buildings where tenant-protection rules apply to certain rent increases and non-renewals. Always verify the details that would apply to your lease with the building.

There are 509+ buildings currently matching this scope and filter pair.

No. It indicates tenant-protection rules may limit certain rent changes and non-renewals, but the exact outcome depends on your unit, lease details, and what management is applying in your case.

Confirm renewal terms, any rent adjustments for your lease type, required documents, move-in timeline, and the exact fees you’ll pay (broker fee, deposit, and any ongoing building charges).

No. Openigloo helps you narrow and compare, but the final details about the unit, lease mechanics, and costs should come directly from the building or leasing office.

Yes. Even with good cause protections, buildings may have unit-specific rules on lease start dates, required documentation, or eligibility based on the apartment you choose—ask for those specifics in writing.