Good cause buildings near 25 St station in NYC

“Good cause” is a tenant-protection filter. It’s intended to surface buildings where certain rent increases and non-renewals are more restricted, compared with buildings that don’t fall under the good-cause category.

There are 173+ buildings on this page that match the scope and filter criteria as of 2026-07-07.

Not necessarily. Rent-stabilized and good-cause protections can overlap, but they are different regulatory concepts. Use Openigloo to compare what’s listed for each building, then confirm the exact protections that apply to your lease with the landlord.

Lease terms can still vary by building. The filter narrows the regulatory category, but you should still ask about renewal timing, rent changes, and any move-in incentives or conditions attached to the lease offer.

Verify the specific renewal and rent-adjustment terms the building will apply to your unit, plus the total monthly cost (utilities, fees, deposits). Also ask about documentation requirements and any rules that could affect renewal.

No. Reviews and tenant Q&A provide patterns and firsthand experiences, but they can’t guarantee outcomes for your specific lease. Always confirm renewal expectations and rent-adjustment rules directly with the building.

Treat open-data signals as starting points and use tenant Q&A to understand day-to-day impacts like maintenance quality and responsiveness. If something matters to you, ask for it in writing during the leasing process.