Good cause buildings near 86 St station in NYC

“Good cause” is a tenant-protection category used to group buildings under the good-cause framework. On Openigloo, it’s a filter for scope, not a substitute for confirming protections for your specific lease and unit with management.

There are 57+ eligible buildings in this scope as of 2026-07-07.

The good-cause filter focuses on tenant protections, not on regulating or capping your rent. Always compare the unit’s actual asking rent and understand any fees or recurring charges.

Confirm the lease term offered, renewal language, how and when rent adjustments are handled, and whether any exceptions apply. If you’re relying on protections, ask for the specific policy language for your unit and lease type.

They help you shortlist, but you still need direct confirmation. Use Openigloo to compare buildings side-by-side, then ask the building or managing agent the same questions you’d ask in person.

Yes. Even when a building matches the good-cause category, your full monthly picture still depends on things like broker fees (if applicable), security deposit requirements, and any utilities or building charges that are not included in the asking rent.

Openigloo combines building-level information and signals that can include review feedback and open-data indicators where available. Treat them as starting points and confirm the current terms and policies directly with the building.