Good cause buildings near 45 St station in NYC

“Good cause” is a tenant protection regulatory category. It’s meant to indicate additional limits related to certain rent increases and non-renewal/renewal outcomes, but the exact application can vary by situation. Always confirm your specific scenario with the building and review the lease terms.

As of 2026-07-07, there are 295+ buildings on Openigloo that match the 45 St station location filter plus the good cause regulatory category.

No. The filter points you to buildings within the good cause category, but outcomes can still depend on the lease, the unit, and the circumstances. Use Openigloo to shortlist, then confirm the renewal/dispute process directly with the managing agent.

Confirm the full fee stack (broker fee and deposit/security), any utilities or building charges, the lease renewal language, and the timeline for notice requirements. If the unit is rent-stabilized or has other coverage, ask how that interacts with good cause.

They can affect how future changes and certain renewal outcomes are handled, but your current monthly asking rent is still driven by the specific unit and terms being offered. Focus on the whole cost and not only the protection label.

Openigloo combines building data, renter-submitted context (like Q&A themes), and available open-data signals from NYC records where applicable. For anything critical to your decision (lease terms, fees, coverage details), verify directly with the building.

This landing page is a multi-filter view by location and tenant-protection category; it doesn’t automatically mean every building has a currently available unit. When you open a specific building, check the current apartment availability on Openigloo and ask about the units that fit your timeline.