Good cause buildings near 50 St station in NYC

“Good cause” is a tenant-protection category tied to limits on certain rent increases and non-renewals, where applicable. Because eligibility and application depend on the building and the individual tenancy, confirm the current renewal and rent-increase approach directly with management for the specific unit you want.

This page combines a 50 St station location filter with the good cause category. That means you’re comparing buildings that match both the area you want and the tenant-protection category, rather than sorting through all NYC buildings.

No—this page is built for the 50 St station area, so results may include nearby blocks within the search radius used by Openigloo. Check the building’s map pin and commute time in your own planning.

Use Openigloo to narrow and start questions, but don’t treat it as legal advice. For good cause buildings, ask management to explain how renewal and rent adjustments would work for your specific lease and situation.

Confirm the full monthly cost details (deposit and any broker fee, utilities responsibility, and any recurring building fees), the renewal terms you can expect, and the building’s application/approval timeline so you can move when planned.

Yes. Two buildings can both be categorized as good cause while still differing in unit condition, maintenance response, fee policies, and how management handles renewals and paperwork. Check tenant Q&A and review the specific unit details.

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